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

- Option 1: Enforceable

- An agreement to procure marriage for money is not typically enforceable as it conflicts with public policy.

- Promoting marriage this way might lead to unethical practices.

- Option 2: Void

- Such agreements are considered void because they violate public policy.

- They lack a lawful consideration and object.

- Correct Answer: Option 2 - Void

- Option 3: Valid

- An agreement is valid if it has a lawful purpose, which this does not.

- Marriages procured for money are against the public interest.

- Option 4: Voidable

- Voidable contracts have a legal basis but can be canceled by one party.

- This agreement lacks legality from the start, so it's not voidable.

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