Indian Contract Act - Practice Test

(A) Agreement

(B) Lawful consideration

(C) Advantage to both the parties

(D) Lawful object

(C) Advantage to both the parties

(A) Motive

(B) Manner

(C) Loss suffered

(D) Both A and B

(A) Motive

(A) When the acceptance comes to the knowledge of offerer

(B) When the acceptance is put in the course of transmission and is beyond the control of the acceptor

(C) When the proposer calls up and is told by the acceptor of the acceptance

(D) None of the above

(B) When the acceptance is put in the course of transmission and is beyond the control of the acceptor

(A) Void

(B) Voidable

(C) Illegal

(D) Valid

(A) Void

(A) The agreement is void as a part of it is lawful and the other part is unlawful

(B) The agreement is lawful as adultery does not amount to an offer

(C) The agreement is void as the lawful portion is not severable from unlawful portion

(D) The first portion of the agreement being lawful is a contract whereas the later portion is void

(D) The first portion of the agreement being lawful is a contract whereas the later portion is void

Indian Contract Act - Study Mode