Contracts

Understanding Absolute and Conditional Acceptance

Section 7 of the Indian Contract Act states that the acceptance of an offer must be absolute, unqualified and expressed in some usual and reasonable manner.

Understanding Minor’s Capacity to Contract [Mohori Bibee and Another v. Dharmodas Ghose]

Persons below the age of majority (a minor) are not competent to enter into a contract. The contracts entered into by them are void ab initio (void from the very beginning).

Case Summary: CARLILL v. CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL COMPANY – Understanding Unilateral Contract

A unilateral offer is an offer made to the world at large. Such an offer does not require a specific notification of acceptance.

8 Tips for Effective Negotiation of Commercial Contracts

Negotiation is essential for a commercial contracts. Lawyer with strong negotiation skills can turn a loss into a beneficial compromise.

7 Important Clauses To Help You Draft An Employment Agreement

Contracts? A familiar term, isn’t it? In this article, we will examine some of the critical clauses included in employment agreements.

3 Tips for Acing Negotiation Competitions and Real-Life Negotiations!

Understand what negotiation entails and avail tips on how to ace it — be it in your daily interactions or competitions!

Let it Go! Learn the Art of Drafting the Perfect Waiver Clause

One of the most common boilerplate clauses is the waiver clause. This article will explain how to draft the perfect one for your contract!

Understanding the Basics: A Guide on the Preliminary Terms in Drafting the Contract

Contract drafting is more than just putting words on paper. It’s a precise form of legal communication. Read the article for details.

Pre-Contractual Agreements: A Guide for Mastering the Step Before the Final Contract

A well-drafted pre-contractual instrument can save parties from wasting time and resources on a deal that is ultimately unworkable.

How to Draft the Perfect ‘Limitations of Liability’ Clause: Tips and Tricks

This Limitations of Liability clause can determine the distinction between a manageable risk and a substantial financial setback.

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