Contracts

Understanding Novation of Contracts
Novation is the complete substitution of the old contract with a new contract. If such substitution is complete, then the old contract need not be performed.
Understanding Promissory Estoppel
The doctrine of promissory estoppel is an equitable doctrine which finds its existence in both common and civil law. If one party acts on the promise of the other party, the other party is not allowed to go back on the said promise.
Understanding Interpretation of Uncertain Terms of a Contract
Section 29 of the Indian Contract Act makes agreements, the meaning of which are not certain or not capable of being certain as void.
Understanding Interpretation of Assignment and Contingent Contract
If the obligations under a contract are being assigned to another party, such an assignment cannot take place without the consent of the counterparty to the contract.
Understanding Interpretation of Contract Pertaining to Discharge of Performance Due to Repudiatory Breach
Breach of contract which gives rise to a right to terminate the contract is called a repudiatory breach.
Understanding Interpretation of Express Terms of Contract
The terms and conditions of a contract can either be expressly stated or they may be implied in the contract. It is only in absence of an express term that implied terms are inferred.
This is a landmark case that deals with the interpretation of implied terms in a contract.
This is a landmark case on the validity of a contract in case of mistake of facts. According to Section 20 of the Indian Contract Act, the mistake has to be....
This is a landmark case on the validity of a contract in case of mistake of facts. According to Section 20 of the Indian Contract Act, the mistake has to be….
Understanding Interpretation of Contract to determine the Contingency
Contingent contracts are contracts to do or not to do something, if some collateral event to such contract does or does not happen.
Understanding Privity of Contract
Privity of contract means that only parties to a contract can sue each other. A third party or a stranger to the contract, cannot sue the parties for breach of contract.
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