An agreement in which a person promises for a monetary consideration to procure the marriage of anot...........

Indian Contract Act (ICA)1872 Valid and Void Contracts

An agreement in which a person promises, for a monetary consideration, to procure the marriage of another is

Enforceable

Void

Valid

Voidable

Certainly! Let's explore the options:

- Option 1: Enforceable

- The agreement is legally binding and can be upheld in court.

- Contracts with consideration to procure marriage are generally not enforceable by law.

- Option 2: Void

- The agreement has no legal effect and is not recognized.

- Marriage procurement contracts are considered against public policy and are hence void.

- Option 3: Valid

- The agreement is legally recognized and has all the necessary components of a contract.

- Such contracts often lack legality and ethical standing, making them not valid.

- Option 4: Voidable

- The agreement is valid until one party chooses to void it.

- Unlike void contracts, these have some degree of enforceability unless annulled.

Correct Answer: Option 2: Void

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