The document discusses various aspects of performance of a contract including:
1. Performance of a contract occurs when all parties fulfill their obligations under the contract.
2. If a party dies before performance is due, their legal representative is bound to perform their obligations, unless the contract involves personal skills of the deceased.
3. If a party offers to perform their obligation at the proper time and place but the other party does not accept, the offering party is not responsible for non-performance and does not lose their rights.
4. Contracts can generally be performed by the promisor, their agent, legal representatives, or a third party.
The document discusses various aspects of performance of a contract including:
1. Performance of a contract occurs when all parties fulfill their obligations under the contract.
2. If a party dies before performance is due, their legal representative is bound to perform their obligations, unless the contract involves personal skills of the deceased.
3. If a party offers to perform their obligation at the proper time and place but the other party does not accept, the offering party is not responsible for non-performance and does not lose their rights.
4. Contracts can generally be performed by the promisor, their agent, legal representatives, or a third party.
The document discusses various aspects of performance of a contract including:
1. Performance of a contract occurs when all parties fulfill their obligations under the contract.
2. If a party dies before performance is due, their legal representative is bound to perform their obligations, unless the contract involves personal skills of the deceased.
3. If a party offers to perform their obligation at the proper time and place but the other party does not accept, the offering party is not responsible for non-performance and does not lose their rights.
4. Contracts can generally be performed by the promisor, their agent, legal representatives, or a third party.
obligations arising under the contract. OR - The parties to a contract must either perform, or offer to perform their respective promises, unless such performance is excused. Example : • Ashok promises to deliver goods to Babu on a certain day on payment of Rs.1000. Ashok dies before that day. • Who can perform the contract? Example : • Ashok’s representative is bound to deliver the goods to Babu who in turn is bound to pay the amount to Ashok’s representative. Example : Mr.A promises to paint a picture for Mr.B by a certain day, at a certain price. Mr.A dies before the day. Who can enforce the contract? Example : The contract cannot be enforced either by Mr.A’s representative or by Mr.B a sit involves personal skill. Offer to perform/Attempted performance/ Tender Meaning: When the promisor offers to perform his obligation under the contract at the proper time and place but the promisee does not accept the performance. - promisor not responsible for non-performance - nor doesn’t loose his rights under the contract By whom must contracts be performed? 1. Promisor himself. 2. Agent 3. Legal representatives. 4. Third person. 5. Joint promisors. Time an Place of performance… 1. Where no application is to be made and no time is specified. 2. Where time is specified and no aplication is to be made. 3. Application for performance on a certain day and place. 4. Application by the promisor to the promisee to appoint place. 5. Performance in manner or at time prescribed or sanctioned by the promisee. Assignment of contracts
Assign means ‘transfer’.
Assignment of a contract means transfer of contractual rights and liabilities under the contract to a third party with or without the concurrence of the other party to the contract.