Any H.S.S.C. or H.S.S.C. Vocational Passed
Out Student.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the Indian Contract Act, 1872. It begins with a foundational understanding of the legal system, focusing on the essential principles governing contracts. Students will explore the formation of valid contracts, including the critical elements such as agreement, consideration, and the capacity to contract. The course also delves into the various kinds of contracts, offers, and acceptances, and the communication processes involved.
In addition to the basics, students will study the legality of objects and considerations, the concept of free consent, and the distinctions between voidable contracts, void agreements, and contingent contracts. The course will also cover the performance of contracts, modes of discharge, and the consequences of breach of contract. Finally, it introduces students to modern developments such as e-contracts and quasi-contracts.
This course is essential for anyone looking to gain a foundational understanding of contract law, whether for academic purposes or practical application in the field of business or law.
Students completing this course of Basics of Contract Act will be
able to:
1) Define, distinguish and apply the basic concepts and terminology of the Law of
Contract.
2) Define and distinguish the various processes involved in formation of contract.
3) To gain the knowledge, consideration, capacity to contract and consent.
4) Identify performance of contract and appropriation of payment quasi contract, econtract
and modes of discharge of contract.
C1101 - BCOM 1 SEM 1 - INDIAN CONTRACT ACT - 1 (NEP)
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