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Section 2(j) describes a contract which 'ceases to be enforceable by law'. Such a contract is termed:

AA voidable contract
BA void contract
CAn illegal contract
DA void agreement
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A void contract
**Section 2(j) defines a void contract:** one valid when made but which later ceases to be enforceable. A void agreement (2(g)) is void from the start.
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