Indian Contract Act MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

A. Can be in any manner & mode

B. Should be in the manner & mode prescribed

C. Can be in any reasonable mode & manner

D. All the above

A. The pawnee has a right to sell the goods pledged without notice to the pawner

B. The pawnee has a right to sell the goods pledged after giving a reasonable notice of sale to the pawner

C. Has no right to sell the goods pledged but has a right to retain the goods as collateral security for the debt

D. Neither has a right to sell the goods nor retain the goods as collateral security but has a right to sue for pawner upon the debt

A. The parties must be competent to contract

B. There must be mental consent

C. There must be a transfer of property

D. There must be an agreement to sell

A. B', can compel 'A' to pay to agreed sum as the contract was valid

B. B' cannot claim money as the contract was void because it was in tended to defeat the legal process

C. B' cannot claim the money because the contract was voidable at the option of 'A'

D. B' can claim the money as the contract was neither void nor voidable

A. Valid contract

B. Voidable contract

C. Void contract

D. Invalid contract

A. Initial impossibility

B. Subsequent impossibility

C. Both A and B

D. None of the above

A. A minor's contract being void, a minor is not bound to pay for necessities supplied to him

B. A minor's contract being voidable he is bound to pay for necessities supplied to him

C. A minor is bound to pay for necessities supplied to him because a minor's contract is valid

D. A minor's contract is void but he is bound to pay for necessities supplied to him

A. C is not a sub-agent, but is A's agent for the conduct of the sale

B. C is neither agent nor sub-agent of A

C. C is only a sub-agent of A

D. It is the options of A to treat C either agent or sub-agent

A. Valid transaction in the ordinary course of business

B. Transaction vitiated by coercion

C. Transaction vitiated by undue influence

D. Transaction vitiated by fraud

A. All the joint promisors to perform

B. Anyone of them to perform

C. Some of them to perform

D. All of the above