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LUG-103 Law of Contract including Specific Relief Act & Sale of Goods Act 2023-24 · Odd Semester Examination, 2023-24

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Q1 (4x3.5=14)

  1. Distinguish between Void and Voidable contracts.
  2. Discuss briefly the object and scope of the Indian Contract Act 1872.
  3. Discuss the contractual liability of Minor under Indian Contract Act.
  4. What are the cases in which specific performance of contract is enforceable?
  5. What are the essential conditions for obtaining a declaratory decree under Section 34 of the Specific Relief Act?
  6. What are the main features of a Quasi-Contract?

Q2 (4x3.5=14)

  1. How far is it true that an agreement without consideration is void? Explain it.
  2. Explain that agreements in restraint of legal proceedings are void.
  3. Discuss Wagering Agreement. Explain its essentials.
  4. Who can perform the contract? When can the contract be performed by a third party?
  5. Discuss "Novation" and "Accord and Satisfaction".
  6. What considerations and objects are Lawful and what not?

Q3 (2x7=14)

  1. Write notes on all Contracts are agreements but all agreements are not contracts.
  2. Discuss the effect of mistake on contracts. Can a party claim the return of benefit in case where consent has been given under mistake?
  3. Define consideration. Discuss that consideration and objects are unlawful under the Indian Contract Act, 1872?

Q4 (2x7=14)

  1. What conditions are necessary for converting a proposal into promise, a promise into an agreement and an agreement into a contract? Illustrate your answer.
  2. 'A' makes an offer to 'B' by letter. Immediately on receiving the letter 'B' writes letter rejecting the offer. However, 'B' changed his mind subsequently and before 'A' could receive the letter of rejection, B telephoned his acceptance. Is acceptance complete to create a valid contract? Explain it with the provisions.
  3. Explain the various kinds of Injunctions that can be issued under the Specific Relief Act, 1963.

Q5 (2x7=14)

  1. Explain the rule that "Stranger to a contract can neither sue nor be sued." Point out the exceptions to this rule.
  2. "Justice demands that a person wrongfully dispossessed of property shall recover it". Explain how is the Specific Relief Act, 1963 operating for this purpose.
  3. Discuss briefly the history of 'Sales of Goods Act' and important changes brought about in the law of Sales of Goods Act.

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