Code No. F-549/R FACULTY OF LAW LL.B. (3 YDC) | - Semester Examination, April 2024 Subject: LAW Paper ~ 1: Law of Contract —1 Time : 3 Hours, Max. Marks : 80 PART ~ A (5x6=30 Marks) Answer any Five of the following questions: Consideration of contract Standard form of contract Free consent Immoral agreements Contingent contract Accord and satisfaction Rights of the finder of lost goods Declaratory decrees PNODSONS PART ~ B (2x15=30 Marks) Answer any Two of the following questions: 9. Describe the essentials of the valid contract. When does the agreement become void? 10. Discuss briefly the law relating to communication of offer, acceptance and revocation. When may an offer and acceptance revoked? 14. Define the quasi contract and what are the obligations under the quasi contract? 12. Elucidate the contracts which can be specifically enforced and which cannot be specifically enforce. PART — C (2x10=20 Marks) Answer any Two of the following questions: 43.'A’ sold some articles from his shop to ‘B' on credit, not knowing that B was a minor. The time fixed for payment expired and no payment was made. Sometime after, when B attained majority, A sued B for the price. Will A succeed? 14.A forced B torenter into a contract at the point of pistol. What remedy is available to B. If he does not want to be bound by the contract? 45. Mr. Rajan advances Rs. 2 lakh to Ms. Saritha, a married woman, to enable he to obtain a divorce from her husband. Saritha agrees to marry Rajan as soon as she obtain a divorce. Saritha oblains the divorce but refuses to marry Rajan. Can Rajan recover the amount of Rs. 2 lakh from Saritha? 16. Mr. Krishna is the owner of a house, Mr. Jithen is in possession of it and alleging that he is the ‘owner of the house. Krishna wants to protect his ownership on that house. Discuss the remedies available to Krishna to approach the court of law. erredCode No. E-18716/BL FACULTY OF LAW LL.B (3 YDC)/ LL.B (Honours) (3 YDC) | - Semester Examination, August 2023 Subject: Law Paper: | - Law of Contracts-1 Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 60 PART-A Note: Answer any five questions (5x 30 Marks) Contingent Contract Agreement in restraint of legal proceedings Preventive Reliefs Valid contract . Novation Kinds of damages Privity of contract - Quasi contracts PNOWRON= PART-B. Note: Answer any two questions (2.x 15 = 30 Marks) 9. “Acceptance to an offer is what a lighted match to a train of gun powder" - Explain 10. Explain free consent and discuss the factors vitiating free consent 11. Impossibility of performance is one of the grounds for discharge of a contract- Explain 12. Explain the contracts which cannot be specifically enforced. PART-C Note: Answer any two questions (2x 10 = 20 Marks) 13. A invites B to.a dinner at his house on a Sunday. B hires a taxi and reached A's house af the appointed time, but A fails to perform his promise. Can B sue A for breach of promise? 14. A offered to sell his car for Rs.75,000 to B. B in tum offered to buy at Rs.60,000. which A did not accept, but he did not with draw his original offer. Then 8 accepted the rate as originally offered i.e. Rs.75,000. A did not accept this offer too, B sued him for breach of contract-Decide 15. A executed a promissory note for Rs.20,000 in favour of B, while he was a minor The promissory note was renewed by A when he attained the age of majority. Whether B can sue A on the basis of a renewed promissory note- Decide 16. B paid Rs.1 lakh to A for a promise to obtain an employment in the public service by A. A failed to perform the promise- Whether B can recover Rs.1 lakh from A- Decide ee eeCode: D-12464 FACULTY OF LAW LL.B. (3 YDC) / LL.B (3 YDC) (Honours) | Year | Semester Examination, May / June 2022 SUBJECT: LAW PAPER: | : Law of Contract -| Time: 3 Hours Max.Marks:80 PART -A Note: Answer any five questions. Specific offer Consideration Undue influence Contingent contracts Accord and Satisfaction Rights of finder of lost goods Kinds of damages Rectification of instruments PNDTAYNS PART-Bo Note: Answer any two questions. ‘ (2x 15 = 30 Marks) miso 9. Define ‘Contract’ and explain the esse 10. Discuss the effect of Minor's azrepert) 11. What is meant by Doctrine of Frustrattior 42.Distinguish between temporary and perpetual injunctions and also the mandatory and prohibitory injéfigtions. 35" RT-C a valid contract Note: Answer any two quéStions (2x 10 = 20 Marks) 13, Mr. Das offered selPhis farm to Mr. Lal for Rs.80,000/- but Lal said he would buy it for RSW75,000/- only. Later on Lal agreed to buy the farm for Rs 80,000/- But then Das refused to sell the farm. Can Lal sue for specific ~~ ‘of contract? 13.Arun Ypaudently informs Bushan that his house is free from encumbrances. thereupon buys the house. The house is subject to a martagage. Can Bushan file a case to aboid the contact and get back the money? 14.Rajan and Sujan jointly owe Rs.30,000/- to Prasad. Rajan alone pays the amount to Prasad; and Sujan, not knowing this fact, pays Rs.30,000/- over again to Prasad. Is there any obligation on Prasad to repay the amount to Sujan, if so, under which provision of law? 15.A conveys land to B, who bequeaths it to C and dies. Thereupon D gets possession of the land and produces a forged instrument stating that the conveyance was made to B in trust for him. What is the suitable relief sought by Cin the suit?Code No. 1258/BL. FACULTY OF LAW LL.B. (3 YDC)/ LL.B. (Hons.) (3 YDC) | - Year | - Semester Examination, December 2021 Subject: L AW Paper — |: Law of Contract -| Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 80 PART-A Note: Answer any four questions. (4 YW = 40 Marks) 1 Consideration € 2 Coercion 3. Immoral agreements 4 Accord and satisfaction \ 5 Doctrine of Frustration 6 Quasi Contract 7 Duty to mitigate 8 Injunctions PART-B Note: Answer any one question. (1.x 20= 20 Marks) 9 What are the legal rules as to.a valid contract? Discuss with the help of suitable examples. 10 What is Fraud? Distinguish between fraud and misrepresentation. 11 Explain the principle,éf ‘remoteness of damages”, with special reference to the case of Hadley. Baxendale. 12 Who may obtain gc performance of contract under the Specific Relief Act? ¢ PART -C Note: tone y ‘one question. (1x 20= 20 Marks) 10k informed on e-mail to Mr. Raghu to sell his plot for Rs.2 lakh. Mr. went to Mr. Ashok’s residence with money. Mr. Ashok said that he droped the idea of selling. Advise, Raghu. 14 Mr. Kumar is a fruit seller. He delivers a box containing fruits at Mohan's house by mistake instead of delivering it at some other address of the same street. Mr. Mohan consumes those fruits. Can Kumar demand the money from Mohan? Decide. 15 P, Qand R are the friends. They jointly promise to pay Rs.60,000/- to Mr. Shetty. P becomes insolvent. Discuss the liability of Q and R to pay the debt amount to Mr. Shetty, 16 The Municipal Corporation authorities issues a notice to Mr. John, a house ‘owner for removing encroachments from the municipal land. John files a suit for injunction to restrain municipal authorities from doing so. Can injunction be issued?Code No. 707 FACULTY OF LAW LL. B (3 YDC) I Year I - Semester Examination, September - 2021 Subject: Law Paper: |— Law of Contract -1 Time: 2 hours Max. Marks: 80 PART-A Note: Answer any four questions (4.x 10 = 40 Marks) Intention to Contract Offer Standard Form of Contract Undue Influence Accord and Satisfaction Quantum Meruit Contingent Contracts Kinds of damages @VoanRena PART-By \ Note: Answer any one questions (1x 20 = 20 Marks) 9 Define a Contract. What are the essenfials of Valid Contract. 10 “An agreement in restraint of trade is void” Discuss the statement with exceptions. ¢ 11 Explain the Doctrine of Frustratioft’as a method of discharge of Contract. ¢ 12 Write a brief note n a relief given to a Plaintif. . PART-C Note: Answer any/one questions (1x 20 = 20 Marks) 13 A tells hiswife}that he would commit suicide, if she does not give a release deed in Cyr brother. She does so under this threat. Decide the validity of this contract, 14 The wife of a person died from tin poisoning caused by the tinned salmon bought from a dealer. What damages can the husband claim? 15 A, who is B's friend seeks the help of a few persons in putting down a firm in B's house. B promises to give ‘A’ Rs. 1000 for his timely help. Can ‘A’ recover the amount? 16 A, B and C joinly promise to pay D Rs.3000. A and B untraceable. Can D compel C to pay him in full?Code No.S105/BL FACULTY OF LAW LLB (3 YDC) I- Year | - Semester Examination, October/November 2020 ‘Subject: Law Paper: IV Law of Contract —1 Time: 2 hours Max. Marks: 80 PART — A (4 x 10 = 40 Marks) Answer any FOUR of the following. Revocation of acceptance My Counter proposal On Coercion o Duty to mitigate X Accord and satisfaction Wagering agreement Doctrine of Frustration ¢ Voidable contract Ss). PART -B(t farks) ‘Answer any One of the Tow exceeding of 250 words. 9. All contracts are agreements ‘ene are not contracts. Discuss. PNOOhENa reement. 10. Explain the effects of min 11. Explain various “h mages, available to an aggrieved party. 12. Discuss the law relatingXo injunctions in India. ¢ PART - C (1 x 20 = 20 Marks) Answer any One of the following. 13. Over a dup of coffee in a restaurant, A invites B to a dinner at his house on a ‘Suntay.B hires a taxi and reaches A's house at the appointed time. But A fails to prefer his promise. Can B recover any damages from A? 14. A offers by a letter to sell his car to B for Rs.15,000 B at the same time offers by a letter to buy A's car for Rs.15,000. The two letters cross each other in the post. Is there a concluded contract between A & B. 15. A Muslim lady sued her father-in-law to recover arrears of allowance payable to her by him under an agreement between him and her own father in consideration of her marriage. Will she succeed? 16. A tells his wife that he would commit suicide, if she did not transfer her personal assets to him. She does so under threat. Can the wife avoid the contract?Code No.5105 FACULTY OF LAW LL. B (3YDC) (Hon.) / LLB (3 YDC) |-Year I-Semester Examination, February / March 2020 Subject: Law Paper- 1: Law of Contract:| Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks:80 PART ~ A (5x6 = 30 Marks) Answer any Five of the following Essentials of a valid contract Doétrine of privity of contract Fraud Y Wagering agreement AY ‘Appropriation of payments A Rights of finder of lost goods Remedies for breach of contract. LN Declaratory Decrees PNOarRena PART ~ B (2x15 = 30 Marks) Answer any Two of thétfollowing 9. Define ‘consideration’ and explain the excegtions to the rule that a contract without consideration is void. 10. Whatis the effect of agreements ma persons not qualified to contract and what are the contracts with a rs" be valid? 41. Examine the various wa) a 412. Explain in detail me ids of Injunctions. ART = C (2x10= 20 Marks) Answer any Two of the following. ef by a letter to sell his car to Mrs, Radha for Rs.60,000/- at the same time offers by a letter to buy Arun’s car for 80,000/-. fers cross each other in the post. Is there a concluded contract sn Mr. Arun and Mrs. Radha? ‘a contract may be discharged. 13. Mr. Arut 14, Mr. Balu tells his wife that he would commit suicide, if she did not transfer her personal assets to him. She does so under this threat. Can the wife avoid the contract? 45. 'X' saves the property of 'Y’ from fire intending to do so gratuitously. ‘Subsequently he claims compensation from ‘Y’ on the ground that 'Y' enjoyed the benefit of ‘X’ services. Will X succeed the case? 16. Mr. Rahim contract to sell a plot to Mr. Ganesh for Rs.2 Lakh. Mr. Rahim afterwards conveys that plot for Rs.3 Lakh to Mr. Sudheer who has notice of the earlier contract. Can Mr. Ganesh file a suit for specific performance of the contract against Mr.Sudheer?Code No.15666/BL FACULTY OF LAW LL.B (3 YDC) LL.B. (Hons.)(3 YDC) | Year | Semester (Backlog) Examination, August / September 2019 Subject : Law Paper —1: Law of Contract - | Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 80 PART — A (5 x 6 = 30 Marks) (Short Answer Type) Note: Answer any five of the following Free consent Contingent contract ( Novation Aa Wagering agreements 4 Effect of Minor's Agreement aN % Liquidated damages Declaratory decrees e Anticipatory Breach. ® PART - B (2: 5230 Marks) Answer any TWO of the following questions} 9. A stranger to contract cannot sue, but'a,stranger to consideration can sue-Explain 10. Two are more persons are said to consent when they agree upon the something in the same sense” Explain this statement and give illustrations. 11. What are the various modes'of discharge of a contract? 12. Explain briefly about thesp fg performance of contract. « \ pant -C (2x 10 = 20 Marks) Answer any TWO of the following questions: 13.'A’ is a minor, represents to ‘B' that he is a major and barrows a sum of 1, 00, 000/- from B and.deposits in a bank account subsequently. A becomes major. B sues for recovery of the amount. Decide. 14.D lyedsasa paying boarders with a family . He agreed with the members of the family to share prize money of a newspaper competition. The entry sent by D won a Prizéof$750. He refused to share the amount won. Can the members of the family recovers their shares. 15. Aand B two Hindu brothers, decided the family property between them and agreed at the time of partition that they should contribute a sum of Rs.10,000 in equal shares and invest it in the security of Immovable property and pay the interacts towards the maintenance of their mother. Can the mother comples her sons to have the amount invested as settled in her favour. @PNDARONS 16. ‘X’ a physician practicing in New Delhi, took Y as his assistant for three years during which Y agreed not to practice of his own in New Delhi. At end of a year from the date of agreement with X, Y began his own independent practice while still in service. Has X any legal remedy against Y.Code No. 15101 / BL FACULTY OF LAW LL.B. (3 YDC) / LL.B (Hon,) (3 YDC) I - Year I- Semester Examination, July / August 2019 Subject: LAW Paper -1 Law of Contract -1 Time: 3 Hours Max.Marks: 80 PART — A (5x6 = 30 Marks) Answer any Five of the following. Consideration Standard Form of Contract coorsen av 2 Wagering Agreements Q. Anticipatory Breach xy Kinds of Damages ~ Recovering possession of Property K. Declaratory Decrees oVoOnrRens PART ~ B (2x15 = 30 Marks) Answer any Two of the following. 9 Define ‘contract’ and explain the essentials of a'valid contract. 10 Define fraud and distinguish it from misfSptesentation. 11 What are the various ways in which a Contract may be discharged? 12 Explain the cases in which ee Eero of a contract may be enforced. bake (2x10 = 20 Marks) nswer’any Two of the following. 13 Mr. Kumar offers to}sell his ‘Aulto’ car to Mr. Raju for a sum of Rs.95,000/- but by mistake he makes anvoffer in writing for Rs. 93,000/- instead of Rs.95,000/-. Can Kumar plead mistake ‘io avoid agreement? 14 Sunshine Company wants to enter into an agreement with Rain Firm whereby Rain Firm vailact bid for a public auction of the Government. Is this agreement per y ‘under the law? 45 ‘A’ ahd..B jointly owe Rs.20,000/- to ‘C’. ‘A’ pays the amount to ‘C’. ‘b” not knowing the fact pays Rs. 10,000/- again to ‘C’. Discuss the rights of A and B as against ‘C’ 16 Mr. Chelam undertook to write a book in six volumes. After completing four volumes, Chelam died. Can his legal representatives get payment for the work done?Code No. 15101 FACULTY OF LAW LL.B (3 YDC)/ LLB (Hon.) (3¥DC) I Year 1- Semester Examination, February 2019 Subject: Law Paper |: Law of Contract - | Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 80 PART ~ A (5X6=30 Marks) (Short Answer Type) Note: Answer any five of the following 1. Counter offer 2. Exceptions to Privity of contract ¢ » 3. Free consent 4. Contingent contract A 5. Appropriation of Payments 6. Doctrine of Frustration 7. Remedies for breach of contract é 8. Rectification of instruments PART - B (23 Adem 9. Discuss briefly the rules relating to cor ation of acceptance and revocation of acceptance. 10. Explain the Essential cone by alid contract. 11.What are quasi conti =" the provisions Indian contracts Act, 1872? 12. Explain in detail tem] nd perpetual injunctions and distinguish between mandatory and protien injunctions. ¢ PART —C (2x10 = 20 Mark) Answer any two of the following 13, iM Li Pier donate Rs.50,000/- te the orphanage. The orphanage accepts the ng orphanage recover the amount through Court of law, if Mr. Lal fails to wal tye ahount? 14. Mr. Pradeep hired a godown from Mr. Dinesh for a period of ten months and paid the whole rent to him in advance. After four months, the godown was destroyed by fire and Pradeep claimed a refund of a proportionate amount of the rent. Is the claim valid? 15. Ramu sells the good will of his shop to Shyam For Rs. 2,00,000/- and promises not to. carry on such business for ever and anywhere in India. Is this agreement valid? 16. ‘A’ is the owner and possessor of a flat in an apartment. 'B’ alleges that he is the owner of the flat and requires ‘A’ to deliver it to him. Discuss the remedies available to A under the specific Relief Act./ Kaun Avwas Code No. 9549 FACULTY OF LAW LL.B. (3 YDC)/ LL.B. (Hon.)(3¥DC) |-Year |-Semester Examination, March / April 2018, Subje :LAW Paper - |: Law of Contract Time : 3 Hours oe Max. Marks : 80 PART — A (5x6=30 Marks) Answer any FIVE of the following: Essential of valid acceptance Revocation of offer Quasi contract Consideration Undue influence Coercion Quantum meriut Perpetual injunctions OVOHRYN= PART -B (2x1 Answer any TWO of the following questions: *. 9+ Define Valid contract. Explain the essential of valid contract. 10 State briefly the law relating to competence parties to a contract. 14 What do you understand by anticipatory breach of contract? State the rights of promesee + in case of such breach. wa 12 Explain the grounds for granting on injunctions and classify the forms of injunctions. (PRART~ G (2x10 = 20 Marks) Answer any TWO of the followir »questions: 13 Ravi offers to sell a house’in Dwarakanagar to Shamu for Rs. 10,00,000 the offer is communicated to Shamy in Dwarkanagar by as express letters. The letter is delayed by the postal department. Before Ravi letter reaching Shamu. Shamu received a telegram from Ravi revoking his offer ~ Advise Shamu. 14 Sudhe Sagms to sell to Vasu, the entire crop of oranges growing in his orchard. After the agrgement Was made, a sudden frost destroyed the crop. Sudheer claimed that contract “foe because of impossibility of performance. Advise Vasu. 15,€ offers to sell to D a painting which C knows is a good copy of a well-known mater price. D thinking that the painting is an original one and that C must be unaware of this, immediately accepts D's offer. Does his resuttina contract. 16 A agreed to erect a plant for B by 31% January, 1991. The contract provided that B should pay Rs. 500 per month. For every month that A took beyond the agreed date. A was late by six months. B used A for Rs.6,500/- the actual loss caused to him as a result of the delay. To what damages. If any is ‘B’ entitled heerCode No. 561 . FACULTY OF 1.4 LL.B. (3 YDC) & LL.B. (3 YDC) (Honours) | -Year I-Semester Examination, March / April 201/ _/ Subject: LAW ~ Paper —1: Law of Contract - | Time : 3 Hours Max. Marks : 80 __ PART — A (§x6=30 Marks) Answer any FIVE of the following: What is an agreement? Executory contract Minor as a shareholder Wagering contract Remote damages Quasi contract Quantum Meruit Novation eNanhons PART — B (2x15 = 30 Marks) Answer any TWO of the following questions: 9 “All agreements are not contracts, but all contrae{s are agreements’. Discuss. 10 “Parties to a contract must be compete! ntyact”. Explain. 11 Define the term contingent contract. Dj rules relating to contingent contracts. ~ — 13 ‘A’ invites ‘B' to dinner Can ‘A’ sueB' for 14 ‘X’ a minor borrowe guaranteed by ‘2’ wh money. 15 ‘M’an old ap of poor sight endorsed a bill of exchange of Rs. 10,000/- thinking that itwas a%uaraptee. Is 'M’ liable to pay the amount. eft his hall to 'y’ for some public entertainment on 1** August 2014. On 014 the hall was destroyed by fire- Discuss the rights of *X’ and 'y’. has suffered. "-a sum of Rs. 10,000 the payment of the loan was ‘a major. ‘xX’ refuses to pay. Can Y hold ‘Z’ liable for theCode No. 3081 FACULTY OF LAW i LL.B. (3 YDC) / LL.B Honours (3 YDC) I - Year I - Semester Examination, February / March 2016 a Subject: LAW 4 Paper — 1 : Law of Contract ~ I Time: 3 Hours Max.Marks: 80 PART — A (5x6 = 30 Marks) Answer any Five of the following. Invitation to offer ' Revocation of acceptance R i Standard form of contract Undue influence Finder of lost goods oO : Duty to mitigate Injunctions © i B (2x15 = 30 Marks) any Two-afghedfollawings——— ~~ 9 “An agreement a ideration is void". Discuss the statement with exceptions. 40 Explain the effects of agteement with a minor. 11 What are the difféfent kinds of damages? How liquidated damages are different from penalty’ 12 "ey fic relief? Under what circumstances specific relief is granted. eoVoanrwn a PART — C (2x10 = 20 Marks) Answer any Two of the following. 13 A offers through a letter to sell his car to B for Rs.15,000/- B, at the same time offers by a letter to buy A's car for 2s. 15,000. The two letters cross each other in post. Is there a concluded contract between A & B? 14 A promises a subscription of Rs. 5000 to Cyclone Relief Fund. He does not pay. Is there any legal remedy against him? 15 A, an old man of feeble sight, signed a bill of exchange thinking it was a guarantee. There was no negligence on the part of A. Is A liable? 16 A, B, and C jointly promise to pay D Rs. 3,000. A and B are untraceable. Can D compel C to pay him in full?