CA Foundation Performance of Contract — practice questions

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Proposal stage or contract stage?Read the answer and worked solution →True or false: performanceRead the answer and worked solution →

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Proposal stage or contract stage?

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Items

Item
Willingness shown
Category
Proposal
Item
May be revoked
Category
Proposal
Item
Not yet binding
Category
Proposal
Item
Acceptance is done
Category
Contract
Item
Now a promise
Category
Contract
Item
Law will enforce
Category
Contract

Categories

Item
Proposal
Item
Contract

Instructions

Tap a step, then tap the stage of formation it belongs to.

_Source: The Indian Contract Act 1872 bare act, 9. Promise, express and implied_

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True or false: performance

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Questions

Statement is true
Yes
Statement
An acceptance must be absolute to conclude a contract.
Statement is true
Yes
Statement
A proposal may be revoked before acceptance is complete.
Statement is true
Yes
Statement
A promise may be made in express words or implied by conduct.
Statement is true
No
Statement
A proposal can never be revoked once it is made.

Instructions

Decide whether each statement about performance is true or false.

_Source: The Indian Contract Act 1872 bare act, 5. Revocation of Proposals and acceptance_

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