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CA Foundation Contract of Indemnity and Guarantee — practice questions

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Indemnity or guarantee?

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Items
  1. Item
    Two parties only
    Category
    Indemnity
  2. Item
    Saves from loss
    Category
    Indemnity
  3. Item
    Loss may not come
    Category
    Indemnity
  4. Item
    Three parties
    Category
    Guarantee
  5. Item
    Surety involved
    Category
    Guarantee
  6. Item
    Third party fails
    Category
    Guarantee
Categories
  1. Item
    Indemnity
  2. Item
    Guarantee
Instructions
Tap a description, then tap the contract it belongs to.
_Source: The Indian Contract Act 1872 bare act, 124. "Contract of indemnity" defined_

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Match each party to a guarantee

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Matching pairs
  1. Left
    Surety
    Right
    The person who gives the guarantee
  2. Left
    Principal debtor
    Right
    The person whose default is guaranteed
  3. Left
    Creditor
    Right
    The person the guarantee is given to
Instructions
Tap a party on the left, then tap the role it plays.
_Source: The Indian Contract Act 1872 bare act, 126. "Contract of guarantee", "surety", "principal debtor" and "creditor" -_

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