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The person making the offer is known as offeror or promisor and to whom it is made is known as Acceptor Acceptor for honour Offeree
The person making the offer is known as offeror or promisor and to whom it is made is known as
Acceptor | ||
Acceptor for honour | ||
Offeree or promise | ||
Contracting party |
Which of the following is incorrect ?
Consideration must be something which the promise is aleady under a duty to do | ||
Consideration must be valuable in the eye of the promisor | ||
Consideration must be which the promise wants to do voluntarily | ||
All of the above |
The consideration is to be moved some-time after the formation of a contract, it is known as "
present consideration | ||
Executor consideration | ||
Past consideration | ||
Executed consideration |
Obligation of a person enjoying benefit of nongratuitous act arises in respect of
Lawful acts only | ||
Illegal acts only | ||
Either (a) nor (b) | ||
Both (a) and (b) |
A, a singer, agreed with B to perform at his theatre for two months, on a condition that during that period, he would not perform anywhere else, B could move to the Court for"
grant of injunction restraining A from performing in other places | ||
specific performance | ||
allowing B to perform in other places | ||
all of the above |
Quantum Meruit means
a non-gratuitous promise | ||
as gratuitous promise | ||
as much as is earned | ||
as much as is paid |
Coercion and Under Influence, involve physical force or threat."
True | ||
Partly True | ||
False | ||
None of the above |
threatening to commit any act forbidden by IPC amounts to coercion under Section 15, if such act is done with the intention of"
causing the other party to enter into contract | ||
injuring the other party | ||
causing loss to the other party | ||
All of the above |
A contract is said to be made without consent when the contract is caused by
Coercion | ||
Undue influence | ||
Fraud | ||
Bilateral Mistake of fact |
A, Hindu widow, was forced to adopt B under threat that her husband s deadbody would not be allowed for funeral unless she adopts B. the adoption is void-able since the consent is caused by"
Undue Influence | ||
Coercion | ||
Fraud | ||
Mistake |
A desires B, who owes him Rs 100 , to send him a note for Rs 100 by post. B puts into the post a letter containing the note duly addressed to A."
The debt is discharged as soon as B posts a letter addressed to A | ||
The debt is not discharged even if B posts the letter containing the note duly addressed to A | ||
The debt is discharged as soon as B posts the letter containing the note duly addressed to A | ||
None of the above |
"When three person have made a joint promise, then, unless a contrary intention appears from the contract, the promise shall be performed, after the death of the last survivor"
By the Representatives of all the Promisors jointly | ||
By the Representatives of a majority of the Promisors | ||
By the Representative of any one of the Promisors | ||
Any one of the above |
If the promise is to be performed on a specified day, the Promisor may perform the promise"
at any time on that specified day | ||
at any time during the usual hours of business on the specified day | ||
at any time on any day | ||
after the usual hours of business on the specified day |
Neither party should have interest in the happening or non-happening of the event other than
His goodwill | ||
The sum he stands to win or loss | ||
Neither (a) nor (b) | ||
Both (a) and (b) |
A contract is not contingent contract
If the event is bound to happen | ||
If the promisor has control over the event | ||
If the event is a part of the promise of the contract | ||
All of the above |
An agreement which in restraint of marriage is void if the restraint is
Complete only | ||
Partial only | ||
Complete or partial | ||
Approved by parties |
Which one of the following is a void agreement?
An agreement without consideration | ||
An agreement in restraint of marriage | ||
An agreement in restraint of trade | ||
All of the above |
Anticipatory Breach may take place
Expressly | ||
Impliedly | ||
Either (a) nor (b) | ||
Neither (a) nor (b) |
Which of the following is incorrect?
Impossibility to perform promise discharges the contract | ||
merger discharges the contract | ||
Initial impossibility discharges the contract | ||
All of the above |
A bill of exchange which was accepted by B, reaches B s hands after being negotiated and endorsed through several other parties. The contract is"
Void | ||
Discharged | ||
Cancelled | ||
Void ab initio |
A promises to pay an existing debt punctually if, B, the creditor, gives him a discoint. Is this consideration valid ? "
"Yes , it is genuine consideration" | ||
"No , Promisor is already bound to pay punctually" | ||
"No, inadequate consideration" | ||
"Yes , enforceable consideration" |
Which of the following is correct ?
"Consideration may be past, present but not future" | ||
A contract is void if the considerationis inadequate | ||
Acceptance to lesser sum in satisfaction of payment of a larger sum is valid in spite of inadequate consideration | ||
A stranger to contract can enforce the contract |
Note: Each option should be correct bcz its my last project and all need ans asap Kindly give this question to the right people and its Business law
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