Discharge of contract - class-XI
Test your understanding of how contracts are discharged under the Indian Contract Act, including methods such as performance, agreement, rescission, waiver, merger, frustration, and operation of law.
Questions
A contractors to sell his car to B for Rs. 4,00,000 and B agrees to pay on delivery. Once the car is delivered to B and B pays Rs. 4,00,000, contract comes to an end. This is called __________
- waiver of a Contract
- breach of a Contract
- rescission of a Contract
- discharge of a Contract
When an inferior right accruing to a party in a contract merges into a superior right accruing to the same party, then________.
- the contract conferring the inferior right is discharged
- the contract conferring the superior right is discharged
- both contracts are discharged
- both contracts are not discharged
A holds a house on lease. After that he buys the house and became owner. the contract is discharged by __________ .
- rescission
- merger
- waiver
- remission
A contract can be discharged by __________.
- frustration of the contract
- performance of the contract
- both (a) & (b)
- neither (a) nor (b)
_________ signifies that the parties are not further bound under the contract.
- Waiver of a Contract
- Breach of a Contract
- Rescission of a Contract
- Discharge of a Contract
When both the parties have decided to cancel the contract, it is known as _______ .
- remission
- novation
- rescission
- none of the above
X & Y entered into an agreement to buy an imported car for Rs. 30,000. Later on they cancelled the agreement. This is known as ______ .
- recission
- merger
- waiver
- remission
Rescission of a Voidable Contract may also be revoked and the parties can get back on the original contract.
- True
- Partly true
- False
- None of the above
Surety may be discharged from liability:
Y. On the failure of payment by the main creditor
Z. If the creditor does any act which is against the rights of the surety
- X and Y
- Y and Z
- X and Z
- X, Y and Z.
A contract may be discharged by
- Lapse of time
- Operation of the law
- Mutual agreement
- Any of above
A contract is discharged by operation of law:
- by death of the promisor;
- by insolvency of promisor;
- by death or insolvency of promisor.
- any of the above.