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This document discusses contracts of indemnity and guarantee. [1] A contract of indemnity is where one party promises to protect another from loss caused by themselves or others. [2] A contract of guarantee is where one person (the surety) promises to pay the debt of a third party (the principal debtor) if they default, to the person to whom the debt is owed (the creditor). [3] Essentials of a valid guarantee include the existence of a debt, three parties (principal debtor, creditor, surety), consideration, and an enforceable promise by the surety to pay the debt if the principal debtor defaults.

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This document outlines the rights and duties of an agent according to Indian contract law. It defines an agent as a person employed to act for or represent another person, called the principal. The key rights of an agent include the right to perform lawful acts on behalf of the principal, appoint sub-agents, renounce the agency, receive remuneration and compensation. The main duties of an agent are to conduct business according to the principal's instructions, act on the principal's behalf after termination of the agency, render proper accounts, not deal on their own account, and exercise prudent discretion.

Special Contracts

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This document discusses various legal concepts including indemnity, guarantee, bailment, and agency. It defines indemnity as when one person promises to save another from loss by doing something, such as in an insurance agreement. Guarantee is defined as when one person promises to pay money owed by another if that person defaults. The key parties in a guarantee are the creditor, debtor, and surety. Bailment is the delivery of goods by one person to another for some purpose, to be returned according to the delivery instructions, with the deliverer called the bailor and receiver the bailee.

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This document discusses various modes of discharging a contract, including performance, agreement, impossibility, lapse of time, operation of law, and breach. It notes that a contract can be discharged through actual or tendered performance, novation, alteration, rescission, remission, or waiver. A contract may also be discharged if the purpose fails or becomes impossible or unlawful to perform due to destruction of the subject matter, failure of purpose, death or incapacity of a person, or change in law. Breach of contract, either actual or anticipatory, also discharges a contract.

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