alleryStart learning →Without consideration, in common law, what follows for the contract?
AIt is voidable
BNo contract is formed
CIt is valid in part
DIt is a gift deed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. No contract is formed
Consideration is a prerequisite for a binding contract, so absence of any element means no contract has been formed.
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