The Indian Contract Act was enacted in 1872, and it came into force on September 1, 1872. This Act is based on English common law consisting of judicial precedents. The Act is not exhaustive as it does not deal with all the branches of the contract law, like contract relating to negotiable instruments, transfer of property, the sale of goods, partnership, insurance, etc.
Important articles and study material on Contract Law – Click on the link to Read
- Introduction & Nature of Contract
- Indian Contract Act, 1872 – Bare Act
- Essential Elements of a Valid Contract
- Offer And Acceptance
- Consideration
- Capacity of Contract
- Types of Contract
- Free Consent
- Legality of Object
- Void Agreements
- Contingent Contracts
- Fraud, Misrepresentation and Mistake under Indian Contract Act
- Mistake
- Performance of Contract
- Promissory Estoppel – Meaning and Explanation
- Quasi Contract
- Contract of Indemnity
- Contract of Guarantee
- Bailment – Concept and Meaning
- Pledge
- Law of Agency
- A Brief Analysis On Wagering Agreements
- Remedies For The Breach Of Contract
- Remedies available under Specific Relief Act, 1963
- Important Doctrines – Law of Contract
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