Indian Contract Act - IV
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Questions
A person agrees to sell his property worth Rs. 20,00,000 for Rs. 2,00,000. The consideration is inadequate. The contract is
- valid
- void
- voidable
- illegal
Anil offers by letter to Sunil to sell his house for Rs. 10,00,000 and Sunil, who is not aware about the offer, writes to Anil to purchase his house for Rs. 10,00,000. It is a _______ offer.
- counter
- cross
- standing
- valid
An investor offered to purchase certain gold of a company for Rs. 20,000, but consent was given by the company six months after his offer. The contract is valid at the option of
- company
- court
- government
- investor
An investor applied for the IPO of a company. The company confirmed the allotment to him, but the allotment letter never reached the investor as it was lost during the course of post. It is
- a valid acceptance
- an invalid acceptance
- an invalid offer
- none of these
A person offers the other person to sell his car at the price to be set by the third party. The third party refused to set the price. The offer is
- valid
- revocated
- binding
- void
A person aged 17 years and 11 months made an agreement to take a loan from some other person and promises to bind himself on attaining the age of 18 years. The contract is
- valid
- voidable
- void ab initio
- illegal
A minor made an agreement with a coaching institute to get coaching for PMT course. The agreement is
- Void ab initio
- voidable
- Valid
- illegal
A person promised to donate a considerable amount to an NGO for the construction of a community hall. Later on, he refused to fulfill his promise on the plea of no consideration. Which of the following holds true in this case?
- He is bound to pay
- He is not bound to pay
- He is bound to pay if the construction work has started
- None of these
A man threatened to suicide in case his wife and son do not agree to make a favorable deed in his brother`s favour. The agreement is
- valid at the option of his wife and son
- voidable at the option of his wife and son
- both (1) and (2)
- none of these
An illiterate person who was in need of money, took a loan of Rs. 1,00,000 but the financer got his signature for a loan of Rs. 2,00,000. The contract is made under:
- fraud
- undue influence
- mistake
- coercion
A agreed to sell a car to B but the car had already damaged at the time of making the contract. If both of the parties were not aware of this fact, the contract will be
- valid
- void
- voidable
- illegal
A person agrees to sell his property worth Rs. 20,00,000 for Rs. 2,00,000. The consideration is inadequate. The contract is
- valid
- void
- voidable
- illegal
A trust was created in favour of an old player. The trust organized a match to help the player, but he was refused to be paid on account of no consideration from the player. The player
- can sue, though he is stranger to contract
- can't sue as he is stranger
- is not entitled to get anything
- none of these
A husband and wife agreed to live apart due to differences. The husband transferred a land in favour of his wife and registered the agreement. The agreement is
- valid
- void
- voidable
- illegal
A Hindu promised to marry a girl inspite of the fact that he was already married. The agreement is
- valid
- void
- voidable
- illegal
A hired his house to B. The house was hired to run a gamble house. The tenant did not pay the rent due and a case was filed against him. In this case
- the tenant will have to pay the rent
- as the object is unlawful, the contract is not valid
- the court can award any of these
- none of these
A singer proposes to sing in a theatre. Due to an accident, he became hospitalized and could not make his performance. The agreement is
- valid
- void
- voidable
- illegal
A promised to paint a picture for B. Who must perform this promise?
- A only
- A or his agent
- A or his representatives
- A or his son
If a contract is not of personal nature, then on the death of performance, the contract is
- void
- to be performed by his representative
- not valid
- none of these
A promised to supply certain items to B by January end. Subsequently, they decided to defer the supply till February end. It is called
- novation
- alteration
- rescission
- remission
A`s car was completely destroyed in an accident. The fact was known to him. Still he made an agreement with B to sell him the car in good condition and received advance money from him. In this case
- the contract is void
- B has no legal remedy
- B can sue A for the loss caused to him
- B should request A to give back the advance money only
A person agrees to sell a part of the goods if the ship from England lands in India in safe condition. It is an example of a/an
- contingent event
- wagering event
- quasi event
- expressed event
Death or insolvency of promisor results in discharge of contract by
- impossibility of performance
- operation of law
- breach of contract
- remission
Which of the following is true?
- Every unlawful agreement is necessarily illegal.
- Every illegal agreement is necessarily unlawful.
- The term illegal agreement is wider than unlawful agreement.
- None of these