Section: Contract – I

Besides minors and persons of unsound mind, Section 11 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 recognises a third category of p...

Section 12 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 deals with the capacity of a person to contract with regard to his state of ...

Capacity refers to the competence of the parties to enter into a contract. It is one of the essential requirements of a ...

Two concepts are often confused while studying consideration; Stranger to consideration and stranger to contract. They a...

The presence of consideration alone is not enough to make an agreement enforceable. The object and consideration of the ...

Consideration is one of the essential elements of a valid contract. In simple terms, it means something given in return ...

Offer and acceptance are the basic elements in the formation of a contract. However, an offer or acceptance has no legal...

Acceptance is the second essential element in the formation of a contract. An offer by itself does not create a binding ...

Every contract begins with the willingness of one party to enter into a legal relationship with another. This willingnes...