How a Contract can be Terminated: Explained Overview A Contract gives rise to certain legal rights and obligations. Contract continues so long as t…
Complete Explanation of Contingent Contract Section 33 34 35 of Contract Act 1872 1. Introduction: Every contact constitutes a relation betw…
Void Contracts with Examples Introduction : Section 2 (g) defines void agreement as ‘an agreement not enforceable …
Fraud in Law of Contract: Explained Introduction: Fraud means to get advantage over another by false suggestions or by suppression of truth, and i…
Rights and Liabilities of Lessor And Lessee in Lease INTRODUCTION: The relationship of landlord and tenant is the relationship w…
The Term Acceptance [ELABORATED] Introduction: A proposal to make a contract, being an offer, in the form of an express or implied promise, to exc…
Proposal in Law of Contract [The Essentials] Introduction: A contract cannot, ordinarily, be created by a bare promise or even a set of promis…
Transfer of Property to an unborn child Introduction: Under Section 5 of the Act a transfer may be made in favor of living persons only.
Compulsory Registration of Property Documents Registration Act 1908
Consideration in Law of Contract Introduction: The term " Consideration " is used in the sense of something in return. In other w…
When Consent is Called to be Free in Law of Contract Introduction: Sec 10 of contract act states " All agreements are contracts, if they a…