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Vs.
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MANU/HP/1003/2017CONTRACT TOPICS

IN THE HIGH COURT OF ANDHRA PRADESH AT HYDERABAD

CCCA No. 223 of 2001

Decided On: 08.07.2005

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CH-1 AGREEMENT, CONTRACT AND PROPSAL

1) Definition of Contract
2) Essentials
i) 2 parties
ii) Consensus ad idum
iii) Capacity to contract
iv) Free consent
v) Lawful consideration
vi) Legal relationship
vii) Lawful object
viii)Term must be certain
ix) Ability
3) Kinds of contract
i) Valid
ii) Void
iii) Voidable
iv) Unenforceable
v) Illegal
4) Offer
i) Types of offer
 General
 Specific
 Expressed and implied
 Cross and counter
ii) Invitation to offer
iii) Essentials of offer(big topic)
iv) Communication of offer
v) Revocation of offer

CH-2 ACCEPTANCE
1) Meaning
2) Essential elements of acceptance
i) Should be absolute
ii) Should be made in prescribed manner and if not prescribed can be made in a
usual manner
iii) Made in reasonable time
iv) Revoked by offeror before acceptance is made
 v) Must be communicated to the offeror
3) Transmission of acceptance (postal , telephone rules)
CH -3 CONSIDERATION

1) A contract without consideration is void (ex nudo pecto non aditor actio)
2) Essentials of consideration
i) It must move on the desire of the promisor.
ii) It may move from promisee or ay other person(privity)
iii) Must be real and not illusionary
iv) Not requires to be adequate
v) May be past, present or future
vi) Must be legal
3) Exceptions to privity ( big topic)
4) Exception to consideration
i) Natural love and affection
ii) Time barred debt
iii) Past voluntary service

CH-4 CAPACITY TO CONTRACT

1) Minor
i) Void ab inito
ii) Can be promise, beneficiary but not promisor
iii) No ratification
iv) No restitution
v) No law of estoppel
vi) No specific performance( no case)
vii) No vicarious liability
2) Persons of unsound mind
i) Cases related to this
ii) Temporary incapacity to contract