No. Of Questions to be Answered : Random 20 out of 55
Performance of contract by both the parses.
Failure of party to perform his obligations.
Payment of compensation due to non - performance.
Postponement of the performance of contract.
Fails to perform his obligations on due date.
Dedares not to perform his obligation on due date.
Both (a) and (b).
None of these.
Actual breach only
Anticipatory breach only
Either (a) or (b)
None of these
Actual breach of contract
Anticipatory breach of contract
Abandonment of contract
Cancellation of contract.
Actual breach of contract
Cancellation of contract.
Anticipatory breach of contract
Abandonment of contract.
Discharges the other party form performing his obligations.
Does not discharge the other party form performance.
Gives one more chance to defaulting party to perform the contract.
Is not recongnised under the India Law.
On due date of performance.
During the performance.
Before the due date of performance.
Both (a) and (b).
There is anticipatory breach of contract.
B may immediately treat the contract cancelled
Both of these.
None of these.
Section 37
Section 39
Section 41
Section 43
Discharged and bring an immediate action for damages.
Operative and wait till the time for performance arrives.
Exercise either option (a) or (b).
Only option (a) is available.
True
False
Suit for rescission
Suit for damages
Suit for specific performance
All of these
Discharged form all obligations under the contract.
Entitled to receive compensation, form the defaulting party, for damages due to non¬performance .ss
Only (a) as there is no provision for compensation.
Both(a) and (b) as Section 75 makes provision for damages.
He has ratified the contract.
Third party has acquired right in good faith.
Contract is not separable and rescission is sought of a part only.
All of these.
Void
Uncertain
Voidable at he option o plaintiff
Voidable at the option of defendant.
By suit for injunction
By suit for damages
By suit for specific performance
None of these.
True
False
Prevent the breach of contract.
Punish the liable party.
Compensate the aggrieved party.
Discourage private contract.
As much as is earned
As much as is paid
Non-gratuitous promise
Liquidated damages.
Suit for damages
Suit for injunction
Suit for quantum meruit
None of these.
True
False
Yes
No
True,as the defaulting party has no claim on quantum meruit.
False,as the defaulting may also use on quantum meruit for work done if contract is divisible and the other party has accepted work done.
Are nominal only
Are adequate remedy
Can be ascertained
Are not adequate remedy
At the discretion of the court.
Right of a person and the court must give it.
Provided in the Indian Contract Act.
Both (b) and (c).