This document provides instructions and questions for an examination on Law of Contract I. It includes 8 questions to choose from, with question 1 being compulsory. The questions cover topics such as how contracts were made in India before 1872, the definition and distinction between void and voidable contracts, the effect of impossible performance due to supervening circumstances, the object of enacting the Indian Contract Act of 1872, and more. Students have the option to answer in English or Hindi, and must limit their answers to 50 words for the first question involving multiple parts.
This document provides instructions and questions for an examination on Law of Contract I. It includes 8 questions to choose from, with question 1 being compulsory. The questions cover topics such as how contracts were made in India before 1872, the definition and distinction between void and voidable contracts, the effect of impossible performance due to supervening circumstances, the object of enacting the Indian Contract Act of 1872, and more. Students have the option to answer in English or Hindi, and must limit their answers to 50 words for the first question involving multiple parts.
This document provides instructions and questions for an examination on Law of Contract I. It includes 8 questions to choose from, with question 1 being compulsory. The questions cover topics such as how contracts were made in India before 1872, the definition and distinction between void and voidable contracts, the effect of impossible performance due to supervening circumstances, the object of enacting the Indian Contract Act of 1872, and more. Students have the option to answer in English or Hindi, and must limit their answers to 50 words for the first question involving multiple parts.
Note: 1. Attempt any six questions in all. Q. No. 1 is compulsory.
2. Students have option to answer the questions in English or Hindi.
1. Answer any five of the following (limit your answer to 50
words). (4x5=20) a) How were the contracts made in India before the enactment of Indian Contract Act 1872? b) What do you understand by “Offer”? How it is made? c) What is the validity of a wagering contract? d) When is the acceptance of an offer complete? e) Can silence amount to fraud in a contract? If so when? f) Which leading case is regarding the position of a Minor’s contract in law and what has it decided? g) What are the remedies for breach of contract? h) What are the essentials of a valid contract?
2. “All contracts are agreements but all agreements are not
contracts.” Comment. (10)
3. Define and distinguish between void and voidable contracts
giving examples of each. (10)
4. What is the result if performance of contract becomes
impossible due to supervening circumstances? (10)
5. What was the object of enacting the Indian Contract Act
1872? (10)
6. What is the effect of undue influence on a contract? (10)
7. What is the difference between a general and a specific offer? Quote some leading case regarding general offer. (10) 8. “A” offers to pay “B” ` 50,000/- if “B” will not marry and instead of joins a religious order. Discuss the validity of this contract with reasons for your answer. (10)
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