Q.43: – Conditional contracts to do or not to do something, if a certain uncertain event has occurred within a certain period, will be ………. if such an event did not occur at the end of the specified time or if such an event becomes impossible before the specified time: Q.21: – If the consent was caused by a false statement or silence, fraudulent within the meaning of Article 17, but the contract if the party whose consent was so caused had the means to discover the truth with ordinary care: A.B has expressed his consent to the continuation of the contract and cannot terminate it now, but is entitled to compensation for the damage caused by the failure of A, the sixth night I suffered. If an applicant files a complaint of breach of the promise by the State, if he has acted on the assurances or promises of the State to his detriment and difficult situation, but the agreement does not have a contract within the meaning of article 299 of the Constitution. 8. ………….. is a unilateral contract in which only one party must fulfill its promise or obligation. (a) Invalid Contract 69. A owes money to B under a contract. The old debt from A to B is over.
It is agreed between A, B and C that B will henceforth accept C as debtor instead of A. 26. Under the Indian Contracts Act, a third party (a) who is the beneficiary of the contract may bring a suit (b) by which the consideration has been claimed may bring a lawsuit (c) may not bring proceedings, even if the consideration was provided by the third party. (d) May not bring any action at all for lack of confidentiality of the contract. III. If the contract that went to heaven between the State and the injured party is not legal and purely contractual and the rights and obligations of the parties are governed by the terms of the contract and the claimant complains of the breach of that contract by the State. 26) What section of the Indian Contracts Act, 1872 deals with the party who legally withdraws from the contract and is entitled to compensation? Q.40:- When the event becomes impossible, such contracts: A. That a person cannot acquire rights to liabilities arising from a contract to which he is not a party Q.33: – A contract is not voidable because it was caused by an error under a law in force in India; but the error concerning a law that is not in force in India has the same effect as: 96. The objection of nullity of the contract for failure to comply with Article 299 must be raised expressly, unless it arises from allegations contained in the appeal or from the applicant`s evidence. This question arose in which of the following cases: 35. Which of the following is the essential part of the compensation contract: (a) Contract for compensation for damage (b) The damage must be inflicted on the holder of the compensation.
(c) The loss may be caused by the promisor or any other person (d) All of the foregoing. 65. A owes B 1,000 rupees under a contract. B owes 1,000 rupees to B.B orders A to credit C 1,000 rupees on his books, but C does not accept the agreement. 72. Since a contract is concluded by the mere acceptance of an offer, the terms of the agreement envisaged or proposed must be sufficiently defined in the tender itself. The terms of the offer must therefore be final and secure. In which of the following cases has it been decided that the proposal must be sufficiently precise to allow the conclusion of the contract by mere acceptance? A.B does not owe 1,000 rupees because a new contract has been concluded 33. A conditional contract is a contract to do or do nothing when an event, a guarantee of such a contract occurs (a) (b) not (c) nor (a) nor (b) (d) either (a) or (b) Q.22: – Fraud or misrepresentation that has not caused consent to a contract of the party on whom such fraud was carried out, or to whom such a false declaration has been made, no contract is concluded: 18. A, a shipowner, enters into a contract with b to take him with A`s ship from Calcutta to Sydney, which sails on the first of January, and B pays half of his transit fee per depot. The ship did not sail to Sydney on the first of January and the first of January, after being held in Calcutta for some time and therefore burdened with certain costs, and consequently lost a sum of money if it arrived too late in Sydney.
The 6pm terms and conditions refer to the statements, claims or representations contained in a written contract and relating to the subject matter of the agreement, and: Q.39: – A “conditional agreement” is a contract to do or not to do something when an event is guaranteed for such a contract: 1.4 Is the contract performance system efficient and generally accessible to all investors? What alternative dispute resolution systems does the government have in place to ensure the broadest possible level of protection at a reasonable cost? 6. Which of the following legal opinions is incorrect? (a) A legally enforceable agreement is a contract [Section 2] Q.20: – If the acceptance of an agreement is caused by coercion, fraud or misrepresentation, the agreement is a contract: A. Explicit and implied commitments.B. Revocation as madeC. Who are competent to contract. Revocation of proposals and acceptances A.Notification after completion. B. Revocation as made. C.Which agreements are contracts.D. TPromised, explicit and implicit.
37. A legally enforceable agreement at the choice of one of the parties a) Valid contract b) Nullity agreement c) Voidable contract d) Unlawful contract B. if the contracts did not exactly meet the requirements of Article 299, paragraph 1, years-B. If a contractual term is broadly defined to cover a number of potential breaches and it is not possible to decide whether a breach of the clause would have significant or trivial consequences, this term is described as follows: Q.37: – A and B enter into a contract based on the erroneous assumption that a particular debt is excluded by the Indian limitation period: B. Prevents the winner from bringing an action for recovery of the amount won (including under a replaced contract) C. the effects of such coercion on the contract, i.e. whether it is questionable in the absence of free consent or void is contrary to public policy, is not apparent from the judgment Contract law includes the rules established and administered by the State that determine when an agreement is enforceable, the reasons why a breach of the agreement is established and the consequences. The implementation of treaties is one of the pillars of the rule of law.
A. make liability or its performance subject to restrictive or incriminating conditions 9.A contract by which one party undertakes to protect the other from any damage caused to it by the conduct of the promisor himself or by the conduct of another person is referred to as “___ C., which does not apply to any provision, which is a prerequisite for the existence or conclusion of a contract 12. A, instructs a contractor to build and complete a house by the first of January so that B can hand it over to C at that time, with whom B has entered into a lease agreement. A will be informed of the contract between B and C. Built the house so badly that it collapsed before the first of January and had to be rebuilt by B, who thus lost the rent he should have received from C and was obliged to compensate C for the breach of contract. 25. The term “contract” means a) A contract is only a contract between the parties b) A contract is a private document c) Only private documents can be contracts d) Contacts can be expressed in a habitual and appropriate way. Q.45: – If two or more persons have made a joint promise, the promisor may, in the absence of an express agreement to the contrary, force the execution of the entire contract: A. The person from whom the promise is to be keptB. Execution of contracts that depend on an event that does not occur.
C.D. Transfer of joint responsibilities.D. Transfer of common rights. Q.49: – If it turns out that an agreement is void or if a contract becomes void, any person who has received a benefit from such an agreement or contract is: II. If the contract between the injured person and the State exercises legal power under certain laws or rules set out therein and the claimant alleges a breach by the State. A term may be implied in a contract by:(a) The courts(b) Law(c) Commercial Customs(d) A term can never be implied, it must always be expressed by the parties 4. A payment contract at B Rs.10,000 if the house of B 28 is burned. “Consensus – ad – idem” means ……. (a) General consensus (b) Disagreements on the same issue along the same lines (c) Conclusion of an agreement (d) Conclusion of a contract Does a pre-contractual declaration lead to the conclusion of a contract? 5. A signs a contract with B to beat his rival. This is an example of 73.
Subject to a contract between the partners, the company compensates a partner on the basis of the payments and commitments he makes: the ability to conclude and execute contracts and settle disputes is fundamental to the proper functioning of the markets. Good enforcement procedures improve the predictability of business relationships and reduce uncertainty by assuring investors that their contractual rights will be promptly protected by local courts. .