According to Section 10 of the Contract Act which of the following is not essential to convert an…
Section 10 lists "Free consent", "Competence to contract" and "Lawful consideration with lawful object" as essentials, whereas "Certainty of terms of the agreement" comes…
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According to Section 10 of the Contract Act which of the following is not essential to convert an agreement into a contract?
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Correct answer D
Section 10 lists "Free consent", "Competence to contract" and "Lawful consideration with lawful object" as essentials, whereas "Certainty of terms of the agreement" comes from s.29 and is not among the s.10 requirements.
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