Contingent Contract under Indian Contract Act, 1872
The term “contingent” literally means “Dependent on or conditioned by something else”. In Contract Laws, contingent contracts ignite…
Mistake of Fact and Mistake of Law in Contract
Humans are social animals, dependent upon each other for survival. We come in contact with many, buying things…
Offer and Invitation to Offer: Exploring the Difference
When you are new to the Law of Contracts, you assume that a product on display is an…
Judgments on Non-Compete Clause by Supreme Court and High Courts
If you are a corporate employee, you must have signed an employment contract which contains several terms and…
Understanding Doctrine Of Caveat Emptor
If you are a consumer who buys something once in a while, you should know about the doctrine…
The Importance of Contracts in Daily Life
When most of the people hear the term “contract,” the first thing comes into their mind, a complicated…
Types of Contracts in India
In India, contracts are primarily governed by the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Contracts can be classified in various…
Akshay Kumar Paresh Rawal: Hera Pheri 3 Legal Row Unfolded
“Utha le re baba”, “Ikkis Din Mei Paisa Double”, “Inke haath main sone ka lota do phir bhi…
Special Contracts under Indian Contract Act, 1872
The term “Contract” is defined under section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 as “An agreement enforceable…
Void Agreement in Indian Contract Act
According to Section 2(g) of Indian Contract Act 1872, Void Agreement is one which is not enforceable by…