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The Indian Contract Act, 1872

(Act no. 9 of 1872)

CONTENTS

Preamble

Preliminary

1

Short title

2

Interpretation clause

Chapter I Of the communication, acceptance and revocation of proposals

3

Communication, acceptance and revocation of proposals

4

Communication when complete

5

Revocation of proposals and acceptances

6

Revocation how made

7

Acceptance must be absolute

8

Acceptance by performing conditions, or receiving consideration

9

Promises, express or implied

Chapter II Of contracts, violable contracts and void agreements

10

What agreements are contracts

11

Who are competent to contract

12

What is a sound mind for the purposes of contracting

13

"Consent" defined

14

"Free consent" defined

15

"Coercion" defined

16

"Undue influence" defined

17

"Fraud" defined

18

"Misrepresentation" defined

19

Voidability of agreements without free consent

19A

20

Power to set aside contract induced by undue influence

Agreement void where both parties are under mistake as to matter of

fact

21

Effect of mistakes as to law

22

Contract caused by mistake of one party as to matter of fact

23

What considerations and objects are lawful, and what not

24

Agreements void, if consideration and objects unlawful in part

25

Agreement without consideration void, unless it is in writing and

registered, or is a promise to compensation for something done, or is a

promise to pay a debt barred by limitation law

26

Agreement in restraint of marriage void

27

Agreement in restraint of trade void

28

Agreements in restraint of legal proceedings void

29

Agreement void for uncertainty

30

Agreements by way of wager, void

Chapter

III

Of contingent contracts

31

"Contingent contract" defined

32

Enforcement of contracts contingent on an event happening

33

Enforcement of contracts contingent on an...