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Anticipatory Breach of Contract
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Explain the Privity of Contract with exception with the suitable act, case law, example according to Indian contract act 1872
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Quasi-Contract with the suitable act, case law, example according to Indian contract act 1872
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CONSIDERATION AND IT’S ESSENTIAL
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Void agreement with exception
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COMMUNICATION AND REVOCATION OF OFFER
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Explain Proposal and it’s essential with the suitable act, case law, example according to Indian contract act 1872
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FORMAT OF CONTRACT
FORMAT OF CONTRACT A contract is an agreement between two or more parties that creates a legal obligation. Contracts can
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