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CA Foundation Performance of Contract — practice questions — page 3

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A promised to paint a portrait for B, and B later forbids him to do so. What is A's position?

  1. Still bound to paint
  2. Liable to pay damages
  3. Liable to refund fees
  4. No longer bound to perform
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Correct answer: D. No longer bound to perform

B as promisee may dispense with performance, so A is freed once B forbids it.

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A person rescinds a voidable contract. What of benefits he received?

  1. Restore them if possible
  2. Keep them for himself
  3. Donate them to charity
  4. Repay twice their value
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Correct answer: A. Restore them if possible

Section 64 requires the rescinding party to restore received benefits to the person who gave them.

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A voidable contract is rescinded. What of the other party's promises?

  1. He must still perform
  2. He need not perform
  3. He must pay damages
  4. He must perform half
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Correct answer: B. He need not perform

Rescission relieves the other party of any promise he made under the contract.

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