Nature of Contract-Test 7

‘Promise’ is defined in the Indian Contract Act, 1872, in

Which of the following are not offer, but invitation to make an offer

Which of the following contracts should be in writing and signed under Seal

An agreement with a minor is

In a Bilateral Contract, obligations are outstanding

All agreements are contracts if they are made by

X invites Y for coffee in a restaurant and Y accepts the invitation. On the appointed date, Y goes there but X is not found. In this case

X invites Y for coffee in a restaurant and Y accepts the invitation. On the appointed date. X is present there but Y does not turn up. In this case

One of the clauses in an agreement was ” This arrangement is not a formal or legal agreement, and shall not be subject to legal jurisdiction in a Court of Law” In such case, the agreement is

X married Y and left for the U.S.A., promising to pay Y Rs.5000 per month till such time X was in the U.S.A., This is a case of

A contract may be

Agreements of a social nature or domestic nature do not contemplate legal relationship and as such are not contracts, which can be enforced. It is

One of the clauses in an agreement was- “This agreement shall not be legally enforceable, but binding in honour only”. In such case, the agreement is

Which of these agreements is punishable

Under what circumstance ‘an offer’ will not lapse

Acceptance is complete for the offeree

In case of illegal agreements, the collateral agreements are

An offer may lapse by

When the consent to an agreement is obtained is voidable at the option of

A proposal when accepted becomes a

Proposal and its valid acceptance make

When an offer is made to the public as a whole is called

Revocation of  ‘offer’ can be done by

Consent should be given

An agreement which is enforceable by law at the option of one or more of the parties thereon but not at the option of the other or others is a

Consideration may be

In commercial and business agreements, the intention of the parties to create legal relationship is

In agreements of purely domestic/social nature, the intention of the parties to create legal relationship is

X  promises to give Rs.10,000 per month pocket money to his son Y. if X does not give the pocket money

X promised to pay his son Y a sum of Rs.2 lakh if Y passed C.S. examinations in the first attempt. Y passed the examinations in the first attempt, but X failed to pay the amount as promised. Y files a suit for recovery of the amount. State whether Y can recover the amount under the Indian Contract Act, 1872.