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The document outlines the key topics and provisions covered in the Indian Contract Act of 1872, including essential elements for a valid contract, types of contracts, performance and breach, and remedies. It provides a syllabus for a first year law course on contract law, covering topics such as offer and acceptance, capacity, consent, consideration, legality, discharge of obligations, and damages for breach. The syllabus is intended for students studying at the University Law College in Quetta, Pakistan.
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Syllabus
- 1. (All the provisions of Contract act 1872) 1. Introduction to Contract and key terms 2. Essential for a Contract i. Competency of parties ii. Free consent iii. Lawful consideration iv. Lawful object v. Void agreements 3. Formation of a Contract 4. Vitiating Elements i. Coercion ii. Fraud iii. Undue influence iv. Misrepresentation v. Mistake 5. Typology i. Quasi contract ii. Contingent contract iii. Void contract iv. Voidable contract v. Contract of Indemnity vi. Contract of Guarantee vii. Contract of Bailment viii. Contract of Pledge ix. Contract of Agency 6. Performance of contract 7. Discharge of contract 8. Breach of contract 9. Remedies for breach of Contract Subject: Contract Law Standard: LL.B First year Topic: Syllabus MUNIR HUSSAIN KTK Lecturer UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE QUETTA www.facebook.com/pages/Corridor-to-Commercial-Law