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1. Indian Contract Act, 1872 - General Principles & Amendments
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What is an offer in contract law?
Hint
Think about what you do when trying to sell something.
- 2.
Define 'consideration' in a contract.
Hint
What do both parties gain from the contract?
- 3.
What is the definition of an offer?
- A legal threat
- A proposal for a contract
- A statement of intention
Hint
Think about what you would do when proposing something.
- 4.
True or False: A contract without consideration is enforceable.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember the value exchanged requirement.
- 5.
John promises to give Mary his car if she cleans his house. Mary cleans the house, but John refuses to hand over the car. Is there a valid contract?
Hint
Consider the exchange of value in this scenario.
- 6.
Sarah signed a contract without understanding the terms due to coercion from her employer. What type of contract does this represent, and what can Sarah do?
Hint
Recall the definition of consent and its defects.
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