Learn Complete Indian Contract Act 1872 in 360 Minutes
Be a Master of the Business Contracts
Description
Indian Contract Act is the foundation for any business deal or agreement. This covers the Indian Contract Act in detail from the very basic to the advanced level. The course is designed to help students from the courses like Bcom/BA/BBA/BMS/MBA/CA/CS/CMA/ICWA etc. The entire business law is covered over here with the study material attached in the form of PDFs and PPTs.
Mercantile law is a combination of various laws and principles of individuals having legal knowledge to resolve various issues in the company. But in 1872, all these laws are joined and termed mercantile law and from then several acts are formed respectively such as the Indian contract act, the company act, the limitations act, etc
Section 2(e), “Every promise and every set of promise forming consideration for each other is called an agreement”
In Simple words, Agreement means promises made between the parties forming consideration
The course covers the following topics:
What is a Contract?
What is an Agreement?
When does an agreement constitute to be a contract and when not?
What are the various essentials of a valid contract?
What are the different types of contracts?
Who are the parties capable to enter into a contract?
When is the Consent of the parties said to be free?
What constitutes the performance of the contract?
How do parties get discharged from a contract?
what happens if there is a breach of contract?
what are the remedies for breach of contract?
What is a Contingent Contract?
Some special contracts like Agency, Indemnity, Guarantee, etc.
What You Will Learn!
- The Basics of the Indian Contract Act 1872
- The Essentials of a Valid Contract
- The provisions of law with respect to the Performance and Discharge of Contract
- The different types of agreements and contracts
- To realise the consequences of failure to perform a promise
- To claim the remedies for breach of contract
- To know the provisions of law with the contract of guarantee, agency, indemnity, etc.
Who Should Attend!
- Students of BCom/BBA/BMS/BA/Any Undergraduate Course - Commercial Law/Business Law / Mercantile Law
- CA Foundation Students
- BCom LLB/ BBA LLB Students
- Any Professional Exam with Business Law Subject