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Abstract
This composition delves into situations where contracts are traduced, with a specific focus on
an indispensable remedy. The exploration identifies a lack of appreciation regarding this
indispensable remedy and its applicability in breach of contract cases. The idea is to offer a
thorough understanding of this remedy and its application in a legal environment. The
methodology involves checking the Indian Contract Act of 1872 and material case laws to
assess legal vittles and consequences. The results encompass contract breaches and the legal
aspects governing them. The significance of this study lies in clarifying the operation of the
indispensable remedy for breach of contract and slipping light on the legal impacts of
contract violations.
Keywords
Contract, breach of contract, Indian Contract Act, legal remedies, anticipatory breach,
present breach
Author’s Details
Semester- 2ND
Introduction
A contract, a cornerstone in trade and business relations, arises from the mutual accord of two
parties. A breach unfolds when one party falls short of fulfilling their commitments. This
article explores the nuanced reasons behind contract violations, highlighting the role of courts
in providing remedies to rectify breaches when they occur. The party that perceives injustice
has access to five available remedies.
Definition of Contract
1. Offer
2. Consideration
In the realm of contract law, consideration denotes the compelling inducement offered to facilitate
entry into a contract, and it must possess sufficient weight to render the promise legally
enforceable. This technical prerequisite encompasses either a benefit bestowed upon the other
party or a detriment incurred by the party making the promise. To validate the promise in a court of
law, the asserting party must have engaged in a financial transaction, committed to one,
relinquished goods contributed labor, or surrendered a profit or legal entitlement. Within the
framework of a contract for the sale of goods, consideration is exemplified by the monetary
payment made to the vendor and the transfer of property to the purchaser.