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An agreement enforceable at the instance of one party and not of the other is called

Section 2(i) defines a voidable contract as an agreement enforceable at the option of one or more parties but not the other or others. It remains operative unless avoided by…

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An agreement enforceable at the instance of one party and not of the other is called

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Section 2(i) defines a voidable contract as an agreement enforceable at the option of one or more parties but not the other or others. It remains operative unless avoided by the entitled party; a void agreement is not enforceable by either side.

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