Which of the following requirements is one expressly stated in Section 10 of the Act?
AIntention to create legal relations
BFree consent of parties
CCertainty of meaning
DPossibility of performance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Free consent of parties
Section 10 expressly lists free consent, competency, lawful consideration, lawful object and not being declared void.
Certainty, intention and possibility are essentials drawn from other sections, not Section 10 itself.
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