Indian Contract Act MCQ question and answer

91

A goes to a private hospital for treatment of certain ailment. After the completion of the treatment the hospital gives him a bill for payment. A refuses to pay, on ground that there was no contract for payment of expenses between him and the hospital. Can a refuse to pay?

A) Yes he can as there was no contract B) Yes he can, the hospital did not inform him that he has to pay C) No he cannot as there was implied contract to medical service and to pay the bill D) He mayor may not pay

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Answer: Option C

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92

Which one of the following is correct?

A) All agreements are contracts once they have been made between the parties for a consideration B) All agreements are contracts once they have been made between the parties with their free consent C) All agreements are contracts once they have been made between the competent parties D) All agreements are contracts if they are made by the free consent of parties competent to contract for lawful consideration and lawful object and not expressly declared by law to be void

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Answer: Option D

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93

A took his wife B to England for vacations. Due to some business emergency A had to go back to his place of work immediately while leaving B in England owing to her ill health. A promised to pay B 300 Pounds per week as maintenance during her stay in England but failed to pay. If A sued by B then

A) A is liable for breach of contract B) A is not liable because he cannot be presumed to have any intention to enter into a contract with his wife B C) A is not liable because of lack of consideration on the part of B D) A is liable because a promise to one's wife result in a binding contract even in the absence of a consideration for the promise

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Answer: Option B

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94

Which of these precedents is related with "Doctrine of Frustration"?

A) Satyabrata Chose v. Mungiram Banour B) Hadley v. Baxindale C) Carlil v. Carbolic Smoke Ball D) Mohri B. B. v. Dharmdas Ghose

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Answer: Option A

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95

Assertion (A): 'A' supplies necessary necessities to 'B', a minor. 'A' can recover the payment from the estate of 'B'.
Reason (R): An agreement with a minor is void ab initio

A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A) B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A) C) (A) is true but (R) is false D) (A) is false but (R) is true

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Answer: Option B

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96

Section 70 of the Indian Contract Act does not apply in case of

A) Government B) Minor C) Pardanashin lady D) Public corporation

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Answer: Option B

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97

Which of the following is correct?

A) Past consideration is no consideration B) Consideration can be past, present or future C) Consideration can only be present D) Consideration can only be future

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Answer: Option B

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98

'Bailor' is a person

A) Who delivers the goods B) To whom the goods are delivered C) Through whom the goods are delivered D) Who carries the goods

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Answer: Option A

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99

Crossword competition is

A) Wagering agreement B) Contingent contract C) Illegal agreement D) Valid agreement

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Answer: Option B

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100

In case of anticipatory breach of contract, an aggrieved party

A) Has the right to claim performance at any time B) Cannot claim any remedy as performance is still executory C) May wait till the date of performance D) Does not have the right to terminate the contract

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Answer: Option A

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