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A promises to pay B Rs 50,000 if B secures him an employment in the public service. The agreement is
Enforceable
Void
Valid
Voidable
- Option 1: Enforceable
- An enforceable agreement is one that can be legally upheld in a court.
- This agreement cannot be enforceable because it relates to securing a public service job through payment, which is not lawful.
- Option 2: Void
- A void agreement is one that has no legal effect.
- Agreements made for securing employment through payment in public services fall under unlawful consideration.
- Such agreements are against public policy and are void.
- Option 3: Valid
- A valid agreement is legally binding and accepted by law.
- This scenario is not valid due to its unlawful nature.
- Option 4: Voidable
- A voidable contract is valid until annulled by one party.
- Here, legality is absent from the onset, making it void instead of voidable.
Correct Answer:
Option 2: Void
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