The document provides an overview of contract law in India based on the Indian Contract Act of 1872. It defines key terms like proposal, promise, consideration, agreement and contract. It explains the essential elements for a valid contract, including offer and acceptance. It also discusses void agreements and contracts, giving examples of agreements that are considered void like those promoting illegal acts.
Definition of Consideration, When Consideration or object is unlawful, effects of illegality, Unlawful & illegal agreements.....
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Definition of Consideration, When Consideration or object is unlawful, effects of illegality, Unlawful & illegal agreements.....
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this ppt contain detail information about indian contract act,1872
following :-
Introduction
Agreement
Contract
Types of Contract
Offer
Acceptance
Consideration
Competence to Contract
Free Consent
Legality of object
Contingent Contract
Quasi Contract
Performance of Contract
Discharge of contract
this ppt contain detail information about indian contract act,1872
following :-
Introduction
Agreement
Contract
Types of Contract
Offer
Acceptance
Consideration
Competence to Contract
Free Consent
Legality of object
Contingent Contract
Quasi Contract
Performance of Contract
Discharge of contract
This presentation covers important concepts with sections and case laws which can guide BBA , IMBA , LLB and MBA students. introduction to Law , Indian Contracts Act, 1872 – Essentials of valid contract, Kinds of Contacts, Offer, Acceptance, consideration, Capacity of parties to a contract, Free Consent, Stranger to the contract.
In this presentation we discuss some elements of a contract as per the Indian Contract Act 1872. We discuss what is a valid and invalid contract, offer, acceptance and consideration.
The Indian Contract Act, 1872 prescribes the law relating to contracts in India and is the key act regulating Indian contract law. The Act is based on the principles of English Common Law. The indian contract_act_1872 for BCOM, MCOM.CA,CMA, CS AND OTHER COMMERCE STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONAL AND CORPORATE FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF CONTRACT ACT FOR DRAFTING OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS, DEEDS ETC.
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3. What is a Law ?
Law is a system of rules and guidelines, usually
enforced through a set of institutions. Contract
law regulates everything from buying a bus ticket
to trading on derivatives markets.
Property law defines rights and obligations
related to the transfer and title of personal and
real property. If the harm is criminalised in
legislation or case law, criminal law offers means
by which the state can prosecute the perpetrator.
4. Introduction
The English Connection:
Common law: precedents & customs.
Equity: natural justice.
Pacta sunt servanda: agreements
must be honored.
Stare decisis: settled law should not
be disturbed.
5. Definitions.
• Proposal - When one person signifies to another
his willingness to do or to abstain from doing
anything, with a view to obtaining the assent of
that other to such act or abstinence, he is said to
make a proposal.
• Promise - When the person to whom the
proposal is made signifies his assent thereto, the
proposal is said to be accepted. A proposal, when
accepted, becomes a promise.
6. Continued…
• The person making the proposal is called the
"promiser and the person accepting the
proposal is called the It promise":
• Consideration - When, at the desire of the
promiser, the promisee or any other person
has clone or abstained from doing, or does or
abstains from doing, or promises to do or to
abstain from doing, something, such Act or
abstinence or promise is called a consideration
for the promise.
7. Continued…
• Agreement - Every promise and every set of
promises, forming the consideration for each
other, is an agreement.
• Contract - An agreement enforceable by law is
a contract.
• An agreement not enforceable by law is said to
be void.
8. Contracts
Contracts –
• Contract - An agreement enforceable by law
is a contract.
• All agreements are contracts if they are made
by the free consent of parties competent to
contract, for a lawful consideration and with a
lawful object, and are not hereby expressly
declared to be void.
9. What is a contract?
Examples
• I promise to bring chocolates to the whole
class. Is there a contract?
• I promise to give you 100 Rs. if ride your bike
to Tiananmen Square and back to ICB in less
than 2 hours. Is there a contract?
• I give you 2 Rs. for your Coca-Cola. Is there a
contract?
• I promise to give you a new bicycle if you
agree not to eat Chinese food for one year. Is
there a contract?
10. Definition of a contract
• A legally binding agreement
• that means there must be some kind of
agreement between two parties
• However, not all agreements are contracts
because not all agreements are legally
enforceable
• legally enforceable means that a court will say
that an agreement is a contract
11. Definition of a contract (cont.)
• To decide if an agreement is legally enforceable as
a contract, a court will apply the rules and
principles of the law of contract
• Therefore, knowing a little about these rules can
help businesspeople to create valid contracts
12. Essential elements of a valid
contract: (Sec. 10)
Agreement - Offer & acceptance
Legal consequences - rights & obligations
Capacity of the contracting parties
Consideration
Legal object
Free consent
Certainty
Possibility of performance
Writing & registration
Not expressly declared to be void.
13. Offer: Sec.2(a)
An Offer Can be Defined as follows:
An expression of willingness to contract on
certain terms, made with the intention that it
shall become binding as soon as it is accepted
by the person to whom it is addressed.
14. Essentials of offer
It must be an expression of the willingness to
do or abstain from doing something.
Such expression must be to another person.
Such expression must be made with the
intention to obtain the assent of the other
person to such an act or abstinence.
15. Communication of Offer.
• The communication of a proposal is complete
when it comes to the knowledge of the person
to whom it is made.
• E.g. - A proposes, by letter, to sell a house to B
at a certain price. The communication of the
proposal is complete when B receives the
letter.
16. Acceptance: Sec 2(b)
Acceptance is the second ‘half’ of a contract. If
Bill offers Ben a bag of sweets for 20p, and Ben
says ‘I accept’, clearly a contract has been made.
The law explains that there must be evidence
from both sides of genuine agreement between
parties – the old idea of consensus ad idem, or
meeting of minds.
Acceptance can be defined as:
Agreement to all terms of an offer by words or
conduct.
17. Essentials of Acceptance
Acceptance must be given only by the person
to whom the offer is made.
Must be absolute & unqualified.
Must be in prescribed mode or reasonable
manner.
Must be communicated.
Within reasonable time.
Acceptance must succeed an offer.
Rejected offers can be accepted only if
renewed.
18. Communication of an
acceptance
The communication of an acceptance is complete,
-
as against the proposer, when it is put in a course
of transmission to him, so as to be out of the
power of the acceptor; as against the acceptor,
when it comes to the, knowledge, of the
proposer.
E.g. : B accepts A's proposal by a letter sent by
post. The communication of the acceptance is
complete, as against A when the letter is posted
as against B, when the letter is received by A.
19. Void Contracts
• In fact, these are not contracts at all
• They have no legal effect
• As we will see in later classes, there are a
number of things which can make a contract
void
– e.g. mistake, illegality
• The important thing to remember is that you
cannot enforce a void contract
20. Void Agreements:
• Agreements in restraint of marriage [Sec. 26]
• Agreements in restraint of trade [Sec. 27]
• Agreements in restraint of legal proceedings
[Sec. 28]
• Agreements the meaning of which is uncertain
[Sec. 29]
• Agreements by way of wager [Sec. 30]
• Agreements contingent on impossible events
[Sec. 36]
• Agreements to do impossible acts [Sec. 56]
21. Void Contracts - Example
• Daniel gives his students so much homework
that they decide to kill him
•
• They pay a Russian hit man 5000 RMB to kill
Daniel
22. Void Contracts – Example
(cont.)
• However, the Russian simply spends all the
money in bars in Sanlitun and then goes home
• He does not kill Daniel
•
• The students cannot claim their money back
because it is illegal to hire a hit man to kill
someone