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PART-A

1) Specific Offer

2) Contingent contracts

3) Consideration

4) Rights of finder of lost goods

5) Undue influence

6) Kinds of damages

7) Rectification of instruments

8) Accord and Satisfaction

PART-B

1) Define 'Contract' and explain the essentials of a valid contract

2) What is meant by Doctrine of Frustration?

3) Discuss the effect of Minor's agreement

4) Distinguish between temporary and perpetual injunctions and also the mandatory and prohibitory injunctions.

PART-C

1) A conveys land to B, who bequeaths it to C and dies. Thereupon D gets possession of the land and produces a forged instrument stating that the conveyance was made to B in trust for him. What is the suitable relief sought by C in the suit?

2) Mr. Das offered to sell his farm to Mr. Lal for Rs.80,000/- but Lal said he would buy it for Rs.75,000/- only. Later on Lal agreed to buy the farm for Rs.80,000/- But then Das refused to sell the farm. Can Lal sue for specific performance of contract?

3) Arun fraudently informs Bushan that his house is free from encumbrances. Bushan thereupon buys the house. The house is subject to a martagage. Can Bushan file a case to aboid the contract and get back the money?

4) Rajan and Sujan jointly owe Rs.30,000/- to Prasad. Rajan alone pays the amount to Prasad; and Sujan, not knowing this fact, pays Rs.30,000/- over again to Prasad. Is there any obligation on Prasad to repay the amount to Sujan, if so, under which provision of law?

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Year-wise questions

PART-A

PART-B

PART-C

Consolidated questions

PART-A

1) Accord and Satisfaction

2) Rectification of instruments

3) Kinds of damages

4) Undue influence

5) Rights of finder of lost goods

6) Consideration

7) Contingent contracts

8) Specific Offer

PART-B

1) Distinguish between temporary and perpetual injunctions and also the mandatory and prohibitory injunctions.

2) Discuss the effect of Minor's agreement

3) What is meant by Doctrine of Frustration?

4) Define 'Contract' and explain the essentials of a valid contract

PART-C

1) Rajan and Sujan jointly owe Rs.30,000/- to Prasad. Rajan alone pays the amount to Prasad; and Sujan, not knowing this fact, pays Rs.30,000/- over again to Prasad. Is there any obligation on Prasad to repay the amount to Sujan, if so, under which provision of law?

2) Arun fraudently informs Bushan that his house is free from encumbrances. Bushan thereupon buys the house. The house is subject to a martagage. Can Bushan file a case to aboid the contract and get back the money?

3) Mr. Das offered to sell his farm to Mr. Lal for Rs.80,000/- but Lal said he would buy it for Rs.75,000/- only. Later on Lal agreed to buy the farm for Rs.80,000/- But then Das refused to sell the farm. Can Lal sue for specific performance of contract?

4) A conveys land to B, who bequeaths it to C and dies. Thereupon D gets possession of the land and produces a forged instrument stating that the conveyance was made to B in trust for him. What is the suitable relief sought by C in the suit?

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