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A contract which ceases to be enforceable by law becomes void when it cases to be enforceable. A voidable contract is a contract which a enforceable at the option of one party but not at the option of other party. Nature: A void contract was valid when it was made. The purpose of a contract is to establish the agreement that the parties have made and to fix their rights and duties in accordance with that agreement. The courts must enforce a valid contract as it is made, unless there are grounds that bar its enforcement.

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Non- fulfillment by an offeree of a condition precedent to acceptance leads to __________. (a) Completion (b) Communication (c) Lapse (d) Execution		View Answer
Cash withdrawn through ATM of a bank is: (a) Unilateral Contract (b) Tacit Contract (c) Executed Contract (d) Executory Contract		View Answer
Only those agreements which _________ are contracts: (a) Contains a promise (b) Are not legally enforceable (c) Are legally enforceable (d) Are not void		View Answer
A asks B a watch repairer to repair his watch without forming any contractual relationship, still a legal relationship has arisen and it will create _____________ (a) Express Contract (b) Implied Contract (c) Tacit Contarct (d) Formal Contract		View Answer
Which of the following is false? An offer to be valid must: (a) Contain a term the non compliance of which would amount to acceptance (b) Be certain and definite (c) Be capable of creating legal relations (d) Be communicated to the person to whom offer is made		View Answer
A advertises to sell his old car by advertising in a newspaper. This offer is caleed: (a) General Offer (b) Special Offer (c) Continuing Offer (d) None of the above		View Answer
10. When two parties exchange identical offers in ignorance at the time of each other's offer, the offers ae called: a) Counter Offer b) Cross Offer c) General Offer d) Special Offer		View Answer
Indian Contract Act, 1872 is passed by: a) Indian Parliament b) British Parliament c) U.S Congress d) None of these		View Answer
A contract is an agreement: (a) Made by the parties who are competent to contract (b) Not enforceable by law (c) Enforceable at the option of the aggrieved party (d) Made without free consent and consideration		View Answer
A promise is a: (a) Consideration (b) Contract (c) An accepted proposal (d) Proposal		View Answer
When a bookseller sells a book on cash payment then it is called as ___________: (a) Unilateral Contract (b) Bilateral Contract (c) Executed Contract (d) Executory Contract		View Answer
_________ amounts to rejection of the original offer. (a) Cross offer (b) Special offer (c) Standing offer (d) Counter offer		View Answer
Which of the following statements is not correct? (a) Acceptance must be absolute (b) Communication of an offer is essential (c) An offer must not be conditional (d) Acceptance may be given in any manner		View Answer
Agreement is defined in Section ________ of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. a) 2(e) b) 2(c) c) 2(g) d) 2(i)		View Answer
Which one of the following constitutes an offer in a self- service store? a) Picking up an article and approaching the cashier's desk for payment b) Display of goods at the shop window c) There is no offer in such cases d) when the customer asks for some goods		View Answer
11. An agreement which is enforceable by law at the option of one or more of the parties thereto, but not at the option of the other is a : a) Valid contract b) Unforceable contract c) Voidable contract d) Void agreement		View Answer
An agreement enforceable by law is: (a) Obligation (b) Promise (c) Proposal (d) Contract		View Answer
X makes a proposal to Y, which Y accepts. But before the acceptance came to the knowledge of X, Y revokes his acceptance by telegram. When the revocation is complete? (a) When the telegram is received by X (b) When X accepts the revocation (c) When the telegram is dispatched (d) When the contents of the telegram come to the knowledge of X.		View Answer
In an auction sale, 'X' is the highest bider. The auctioneer accepts the offer by not speaking but striking the hammer on the table. This amounts to: a) Express acceptance b) Implied acceptance c) Future acceptance d) No acceptance		View Answer
A one- sided contract in which only one party has to perform his promise called (a) Bilateral contract (b) Executory contract (c) Unilateral contract (d) Executed contract		View Answer