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Indian Contract Act (ICA) – Important Sections
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Section 2 |
Interpretation-clause. |
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Section 3 |
Communication, acceptance and revocation of proposals. |
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Section 4 |
Communication when complete |
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Section 5 |
Revocation of Proposals and acceptance. |
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Section 6 |
Revocation how made. |
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Section 10 |
What agreements are contracts? |
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Section 11 |
Who are competent to contract? |
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Section 12 |
What is a sound mind for the purposes of contracting? |
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Section 13 |
“Consent” is defined. |
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Section 14 |
“Free consent” is defined. |
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Section 15 |
“Coercion” is defined. |
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Section 16 |
“Undue influence” is defined. |
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Section 17 |
“Fraud” is defined. |
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Section 18 |
“Misrepresentation” defined. |
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Section 20 |
Agreement void where both parties are under mistake as to the matter of fact. |
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Section 21 |
Effect of mistake as to the law. |
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Section 22 |
Contract caused by mistake of one party as to the matter of fact. |
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Section 23 |
What considerations and objects are lawful, and whatnot. |
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Section 24 |
Agreements void, if consideration is objected unlawful in part. |
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Section 25 |
Agreement without consideration, void, unless it is in writing and registered or is a promise to compensate for something done or is a promise to pay a debt barred by limitation law. |
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Section 26 |
Agreement in restraint of marriage, void. |
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Section 27 |
Agreement in restraint of trade, void. |
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Section 28 |
Agreements in restrain of legal proceedings, void. |
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Section 29 |
Agreements void for uncertainty. |
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Section 30 |
Agreements by way of wager, void. |
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Section 31 to Section 36 |
CHAPTER III, Contingent Contracts. |
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Section 62 |
Effect of novation, rescission, and alteration of contract. |
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Section 68 to Section 75 |
CHAPTER V, Certain Relations Resembling that Created contract. |
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Section 124 |
“Contract of indemnity” defined. |
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Section 125 |
Right of indemnity-holder when sued. |
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Section 126 |
“Contract of guarantee”, “surety”, “principal debtor” and “creditor”. |
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Section 129 |
Continuing guarantee. |
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Section 134 |
Discharge of surety by release or discharge of principal debtor. |
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Section 135 |
Discharge of surety when creditor compounds with gives time to or agrees not to sue, principal debtor. |
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Section 138 |
Release of one co-surety does not discharge the other. |
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Section 139 |
Discharge of surety by creditor’s act or omission impairing surety’s eventual remedy. |
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Section 148 to Section 153 |
CHAPTER IX, Bailment. |
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Section 172 |
“Pledge”, “Pawn or”, and “Pawnee” defined. |
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Section 173 |
Pawnee’s right of retainer. |
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Section 176 |
Pawnee’s right where pawnor makes default. |
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Section 182 |
“Agent” and “principal” are defined. |
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Section 197 |
Ratification may be expressed or implied |