An acceptance is not according to the mode prescribed but the offeror decides to keep quiet In such ...........

Indian Contract Act (ICA)1872 Performance of a Contract

An acceptance is not according to the mode prescribed, but the offeror decides to keep quiet. In such a case there is

A contract

No contract

A voidable Contract

An unenforceable contract

- Option 1: A contract

- An agreement may be valid if the offeror implicitly accepts the mode by not objecting.

- Silence could imply acceptance if the offeror acts on the acceptance.

- Option 2: No contract

- Typically, if the acceptance is not as prescribed, there is no contract.

- However, silence or inaction by the offeror can imply acceptance.

- Option 3: A voidable contract

- A contract might be voidable due to issues like consent but not necessarily due to the mode of acceptance.

- Option 4: An unenforceable contract

- A contract might be unenforceable due to legality issues or lack of form but not just because of the mode of acceptance.

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