Distinction between Bailment and Agency
The distinction between Bailment and agency is that the term bailment is derived from the French word ‘Bailor’, which means ‘to deliver’ whereas when a person appoints another to act…
Doctrine of Estoppel in Contract law
The Paper is written by Prakhar Mehrotra a student at National Law Institute University, Bhopal. This Paper highlights the Doctrine of Estoppel in Contract law. You can connect to Prakhar here Introduction…
WHO ARE COMPETENT TO CONTRACT
According to Section 11 of the Indian Contract Act, Every person is legally competent to contract if he fulfills the following three conditions- He has attained the age of majority…
CONSIDERATION UNDER INDIAN CONTRACT ACT
This article describes the consideration under Indian Contract Act and its other aspects. INTRODUCTION Consideration is the foundation of every contract and also one of the essential elements thereof. The…
Offer and Acceptance Under Indian Contract Act
INTRODUCTION To form an agreement, there must be at least two elements–one offer and the other acceptance. Offer or proposal is the starting point in the formation of an agreement.…
Types of Agreement
Three main types of agreement under the contract Act Void Agreements An agreement not enforceable by law is said to be void. For eg. an agreement by a minor has…