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This document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to contract law in India. The questions cover topics such as essential elements of a valid contract, types of contracts (void, voidable, illegal), consideration, parties to a contract, performance of contractual obligations, sources of contract law in India, and more.
This document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to contract law in India. The questions cover topics such as essential elements of a valid contract, types of contracts (void, voidable, illegal), consideration, parties to a contract, performance of contractual obligations, sources of contract law in India, and more.
This document contains 38 multiple choice questions related to contract law in India. The questions cover topics such as essential elements of a valid contract, types of contracts (void, voidable, illegal), consideration, parties to a contract, performance of contractual obligations, sources of contract law in India, and more.
Q.10. A proposal when accepted became a (a) promise (a) Contract Act, 1882 (b) offer (b) Contract Act, 1972 (c) contract (c) Contract Act, 1872 (d) acceptance (d) Contract Act, 1888.
Q.2. Every contract is an agreement but every Q16. A contract is
agreement is not a contract. This statement is - (a) offer + acceptance (a) Wrong (b) Agreement + Enforceability (b) Correct (c) Offer + Enforceability (c) Correct subject to certain exceptions (d) Offer + legal obligations. (d) Partially correct. Q17. The law of contract creates the right Q.3. An Agreement is ___________________ (a) just in rem (a) Offer (b) just in personam (b) Offer + Acceptance (c) consensus ad idem (c) Offer + Enforceability (d) none of these (d) Contract. Q18. A just in personam means a right against Q.4. A contract is- (a) a specific person (a) A promise to do something or abstain from (b) the public at large doing something (c) a specific thing (b) A communication of intention to do (d) none of these something or abstain from doing something (c) A set of promise Q19. A voidable agreement is enforceable by: (d) An agreement enforceable by law. (a) none of the parties (b) only one of the parties Q.5. Valid Contracts - (c) one or more but not by the other or (a) are made by free consent others (b) are those where the parties to the contract (d) all the parties to the contract. are competent to enter into an agreement (c) have lawful consideration & lawful object Q20. An illegal agreement is: (d) all of the above. (a) void ab initio (b) becomes void Q.6. Which one of the following is an essential (c) void ab initio as well as punishable element of a valid contract? (d) voidable
(a) Consideration Q23. An executoy contract is:
(b) Free Consent (a) wholly unperformed (c) Competent Parties (b) may be partially performed or wholly (d) all the above. unperformed (c) wholly performed Q.7 promises to give Rs.5,000 per month pocket (d) none of the above money to his son M. If L does not give the pocket .money - Q24. Law of contract is: (a) the whole law of agreements (a) M can sue his father . (b) the whole law of obligations (b) M has no remedy against L (c) neither the whole law of agreements nor (c) M can accept a lower pocket money the whole law of obligations (d) none of the above Q.8 One of the clauses in an agreement was - "This, agreement shall not be legally Q25. The transactions collateral to an illegal enforceable, but binding in honor only". In such agreement are: case, the agreement is - (a) not affected in any manner (b) also illegal (a) Invalid (c) voidable at the option of the plaintiff (b) Valid (d) void (c) Illegal (d) Voidable Q26. A contract: (a) may be void as originally entered into Q.9. A void agreement is one which is- (b) may became void subsequent to its (a)Enforceable at the option of one party. formation (b) Enforceable at the option of both the (c) cannot became void under any parties. circumstances (c) Valid but not enforceable. (d) may became void at the will of a party. (d) Not enforceable in a court of law. MERCANTILE LAW CA POOJA SHARMA PH NO: 09811599587 THE INDIAN CONTRACt Q27. A contract may be: and not by the contractual (a) express agreements? (b) implied (a) quasi contracts (c) a or b (b) judgment of the court (d) a and b (c) status obligations Q28. An agreement with a minor is: (d) in all the three situations (a) void Q35. Which of the following (b) void ab initio persons can enter into a valid (c) voidable contract? (d) valid (a) minor Q29. The object of an agreement (b) person of unsound mind must be (c) illiterate person (a) beneficial for the society (d) persons disqualified by nay law (b) may be illegal to which they are subject to (c) lawful Q36. State which of these statements (d) may be immoral are true Q30. Consideration may be: (a) A proposal when accepted (a) present always becomes a contract (b) past (b) All kinds of obligations created (c) present or past but not future between the parties form (d) present, past or future part of the contract Q31. An agreement enforceable by (c) An agreement to agree in law under Indian Contract Act may future is not a contract. be: (d) None of these. (a) in writing Q37. In a voidable contract: (b) oral (a) parties are incompetent to (c) a and b contract (d) a or b (b) free consent of the parties is Q32. Which of these statements are missing true? (c) consideration is inadequate (a) an agreement is a wider tern (d) the object is expressly than contract declared void by the act itself. (b) all agreements are contracts Q38. Which of these is a source of but all contracts are not Indian Contract Act? agreements (a) American mercantile law (c) all legal obligations are (b) Vedas and Puranas contracts (c) Law of merchants (d) the Indian Contract Act applies (d) English mercantile law to whole of India. Q33. In which of these situations a contract becomes void: (a) supervening impossibility of an act (b) contract contingent on happening of an uncertain event (c) in both the situations (d) in none of the situations Q34. Which of these obligations are imposed by the general law of land