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Indian Contract Act (ICA)1872 Valid and Void Contracts

A says to B ‘’ I shall sell my house; will you buy?’’ B says, ’’yes, I will buy’’. The agreement is void due to

Uncertainty of meaning

Uncertainty of price

Uncertainty of subject matter

Uncertainty about the quality

- Option 1: Uncertainty of meaning

- This involves unclear or ambiguous terms in an agreement.

- Usually a misunderstanding of the language used.

- Not applicable here as the sentence is quite straightforward.

- Option 2: Uncertainty of price

- A valid agreement requires a clear price.

- Here, no price is mentioned for the house.

- Correct Answer: Agreement is void due to uncertainty of price.

- Option 3: Uncertainty of subject matter

- The subject must be clear and identifiable.

- In this case, "my house" is a clear subject matter.

- Option 4: Uncertainty about the quality

- Deals with specifics of the item's condition.

- The quality isn't addressed but it doesn't invalidate the agreement.

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