Multiple choice

A contract which is valid when made, but subsequently becomes unenforceable is

  1. valid contract

  2. voidable contract

  3. void contract

  4. void ab initio
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Void contracts are those which were otherwise valid but had become void due to certain event. If a contract fulfills all conditions, it is valid contract. A contract is voidable if it is caused by fraud, coercion etc. Any contract unlawful from its inception is void ab initio. 

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