Author Archives: Sagnik Sarkar
Indian Contract Act has specified certain types of contracts as void agreements from section 24 to 30 & section 56 which this article shall be discussing in a detailed manner. I. Introduction As we know, contractual agreements are entered into for the fulfilments of certain obligations are of interest to both the parties. And to give effect to… Read More »
I. Introduction The article will try to clear the dicey position regarding the online courses by analysing both the pros & cons in a detailed manner so that students can make the right call. “EDUCATION IS A TREASURE WHICH CAN’T BE STOLEN” Education is the identity of human beings. It’s the demarcating line between the other species and… Read More »
Introduction – Right of Sale of Pledged Goods The article discusses the right of sale of pledged goods. In today’s time, each and every person is undertaking different types of contract for fulfilling different objectives. Undertaking contract has become part of daily life and for some person; it’s a way of earning money. One of the contracts among… Read More »
Introduction The article discusses the rights of the pawner and pawnee. In today’s time, each and every person is undertaking different types of contract for fulfilling different objectives. Undertaking contract has become part of daily life and for some person; it’s a way of earning money. One of the contracts among them is a contract of pledge. Contract… Read More »
I. Introduction The article analyzes the difference and comparison between Pledge and Bailment. In our day to day interactions, we undertake various contractual transactions with various types of people for various reasons knowingly or unknowingly. Undertaking a contractual relationship has become so common that people hardly realise that what they are undertaking could have legal consequences. One such… Read More »
Introduction The article analyzes the Concept and Definition of Pledge. In our day to day interactions, we undertake various contractual transactions with various types of people for various reasons knowingly or unknowingly. Undertaking a contractual relationship has become so common that people hardly realise that what they are undertaking could have legal consequences. One such example is the… Read More »
I. Introduction The article discusses the concept and scope of the contingent contract. Contract Act is the basis for all the commercial transaction which takes place in the country. When any party enters into a contract there is no optional clause between the parties that one party shall undertake the particular act and other parties may or may… Read More »
In the book ‘landmark judgement that changed India’, former Supreme Court Judge and eminent jurist Ashok Ganguly analyses the cases that led to the formation of the new laws and changes into the legal system. Following judgements are discussed in the book: – Keshavananda Bharti v State of Kerala[1] Maneka Gandhi v Union of India[2] Golaknath v State… Read More »
Voidable Agreement | Overview Introduction Free consent Section 15 of the act Section 16 of the ACT Section 17 of the act Section 18 of the act Section 20 of the act Conclusion I. Introduction This article shall be explaining in a detailed manner the provisions relating to the voidable contracts. When contracts are entered but two parties… Read More »
This article ‘Lawfulness Of Object And Consideration’ shall be analysing what is considered as valid objective and consideration of a contract and what are the criteria through which it can be decided whether the objective and consideration are illegal or not. I. Introduction to the Lawfulness Of Object And Consideration This article shall be analysing what is considered… Read More »
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