A Contract entered between Promisor and Promisee becomes impossible to perform due to destruction of subject matter. In this case __________.
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Contract Law
1,497 QuestionsContract Law encompasses the rules and statutes governing legally binding agreements between parties. This hub provides practice questions on essential topics like legal obligations, breach of contract, and termination clauses. These concepts are frequently tested in law entrance tests and various other competitive government examinations.
Contract Law Questions
Change in some or all terms of the Contract is ______.
Novation of a contract under Indian Contract Act, means _______.
The original contract need not be performed if there is _________.
If a new contract is substituted in place of an existing contract it is called _______.
N, a film star, agreed to act exclusively for K, a film producer, for one year. During the year, she contracted to act for some other producer. In this case, K ________.
Specific performance may be ordered by the Court when________.
Suit for specific performance of contract can be instituted by the promisee, where ___________.
An agreement for rendering services entered into by a father on behalf of his minor daughter is _______.
Contract contingent upon the non- happening of an uncertain future event can be enforced __________.
Status quo obligations arise:
When certain circumstances compel a person to act as an agent for another without his express authority, this type of agency is known as ________.
Which of the following is an example of immaterial alteration in a negotiable instrument?
In agreements of purely domestic/ social nature, the intention of the parties to create legal relationship is _______.
F promised to pay his son S a sum of Rs. 1 lakh if S passed C.A exam in the first attempt. S passed the exam in the first attempt, but F failed to pay the amount as promised. S files a suit for recovery of the amount. State whether S can recover the amount under the Indian Contract Act, 1872