LAW OF CONTRACTS

Indian contract act 1872

Deals with 

Offer ( implied , express , general)

Acceptance 

Consideration (s.2d)

Contract 

Capacity (s.11) - minor , lunatics 

Discharge of contract(s.31-67)

Performance of contract 

 Doctrine of frustration 

 Breach of contract

  Anticipatory breach 

  Present breach 

Remoteness of damage

Rule in hadley v baxendal

Unlawful contracts - void 

Wagering contract - void 

Quasi contract 

Special relief act 1963

Specific performance of contract 

Declaratory decree

Injunction 

 Temporary 

 Permanent

Mandatory 

Indemnity 

Contract of guarantee 

Coercion or duress or menace

Undue influence 

Fraud

Misrepresentation 

Mistake 

Quasi contract 


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