The use of the word person in Section 2(c) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 indicates:
The word “person” in section 2(c) is not confined to a natural human being. Governments can enter contracts, subject to the constitutional requirements for government…
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The use of the word person in Section 2(c) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 indicates:
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The word “person” in section 2(c) is not confined to a natural human being. Governments can enter contracts, subject to the constitutional requirements for government contracts, and legal persons may also be promisors or promisees. The claim that it means just a human being is therefore too narrow.
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