“…This follows Fiorito's (2006) argument that a discourse only performs a legal act if placed in the legal domain. Given the fact that legal setting requires speech acts that are committal, it will be of necessity, therefore, to use commissive speech acts in performing legal actions (Fiorito, 2006;Tiersma, 1986). Some of the speech acts used in the formation of valid legal agreements, particularly in a conventional contract law, are offers, acceptances and considerations (Schane, 2012).…”