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Haresh Advani Of Mumbai vs Suraj Jagtiani on 24 April, 2015 Author: R.D. Dhanuka

submitted by the learned Counsel that a contract entered into between the parties was not a voidable contract and thus the question of any consequence ... provided on rescission of a voidable contract would not arise. 17. Learned counsel submitted that Section 64 of the Contract Act sought to be pressed

submitted by the learned Counsel that a contract entered into between the parties was not a voidable contract and thus the question of any consequence ... provided on rescission of a voidable contract would not arise. 17. Learned counsel submitted that Section 64 of the Contract Act sought to be pressed

submitted by the learned Counsel that a contract entered into between the parties was not a voidable contract and thus the question of any consequence ... provided on rescission of a voidable contract would not arise. 17. Learned counsel submitted that Section 64 of the Contract Act sought to be pressed

submitted by the learned Counsel that a contract entered into between the parties was not a voidable contract and thus the question of any consequence ... provided on rescission of a voidable contract would not arise. 17. Learned counsel submitted that Section 64 of the Contract Act sought to be pressed

question of delay in performance of contract is governed by Sections 55 and 56 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. If there is an abnormal ... contract, failure of the employer to perform a mutual obligation would enable the contractor to avoid the contract as the contract becomes voidable

independent contracts. Commercial rights and obligations are contained in the underlying, substantive, or the main contract. It is followed by a second contract, which expresses ... agreement, even if it is contained in a contract, which is claimed to be void or voidable or unconcluded by one of the parties

National Insurance Co. Ltd vs Opera Clothing on 13 March, 2015 Author: R.D. Dhanuka

defendant, though his right to bring a suit for rescission of a contract or a lease may be barred, might be permitted to defend ... 1143/11 ....A defendant who has properly repudiated a contract or a deed, might well be allowed to sit tight over his possession and defend

independent contracts. Commercial rights and obligations are contained in the underlying, substantive, or the main contract. It is followed by a second contract, which expresses ... agreement, even if it is contained in a contract, which is claimed to be void or voidable or unconcluded by one of the parties