Pattern Year Q No Chap Sub Q Questions Marks Topic Sub Topic

100 Jun-25 1 1 Define acceptance and what are the rules of acceptance. 16 Acceptance Rules
100 Jun-25 2 2 Define fraud. Distinguish it from misrepresentation. 16 Fraud and misrepresentation
100 Jun-25 3 3 Explain different modes of discharge of contracts 16 Discharge of Contract
100 Jun-25 4 4 What are the remedies available for breach of contract ? Explain. 16 Breach of Contract Remedies
100 Jun-25 5 3 Explain the doctrine of frustration with decided cases 16 Doctrine of frustration
By whom and against whom specific performance of contract
100 Jun-25 6 can be claimed? 16

100 Jun-25 7 What is injunction? Under what circumstances court can grant perpetual injunction? 16
100 Jun-25 8 2 a Contingent contract. 8 Contingent
100 Jun-25 8 b Free consent. 8 Free concent
100 Jun-25 8 c Rectification of instruments. 8
Akash promises to obtain for Krishna an employment in the Bank. Krishna promises to pay Rs. 5 lakhs to Akash. Is the agreement
100 Jun-25 9 a valid? 10

Mohan aged 16 years, agreed to sell his scooter to Gopal for Rs. 5,000/-, but later refused to perform his promise. Gopal institutes a
100 Jun-25 9 b suit against Mohan. Will he succeed? 10
A' a trader, leaves his bag containing fruits in the house of 'B' by mistake. 'B' eats those fruits. 'A' claims price of the fruits from 'B'.
100 Jun-25 9 4 c Decide. 10
100 Jan-25 1 "An agreement enforceable by law is a contract." Discuss. 16
100 Jan-25 2 Explain consideration with reference to decided cases. 16

100 Jan-25 3 Discuss with the help of decided cases contractual capacity of minors in India. 16

100 Jan-25 4 2 Explain the meaning of "Contingent Contract". What are the rules relating to enforcement of Contingent Contract? 16 Contingent Rules

100 Jan-25 5 "Performance is not the only mode in which a contract is discharged." Elucidate with the help of decided cases. 16

100 Jan-25 6 “What is Hadley V. Baxendale Rule ? How far it is applicable in India? Distinguish between General damages and Special damages 16

100 Jan-25 7 What is specific performance ? When contracts cannot be specifically enforced ? 16
100 Jan-25 8 5 a Declaratory decree 8 Declaratory decree
100 Jan-25 8 b Quantum Meruit 8
100 Jan-25 8 c Void contract. 8

100 Jan-25 9 a 'A' and 'B' contract to marry each other. Before the time fixed for the marriages 'A' becomes insane. Is the contract enforceable? 10

'A' the owner of Motor Car agreed to sell his motor car to 'B' for Rs. 2 lakhs. The car was destroyed by fire before 'A' could sell the car
100 Jan-25 9 b to 'B'. Hence 'A' could not sell the car to 'B'. 'B' files a suit against 'A' to recover damages for breach of contract. Decide. 10
'A' a fruit seller forgets a bag containing fruits in the house of 'B'. 'B' eats the fruits. 'A' files a suit to recover the value of those fruits.
100 Jan-25 9 4 c Decide. 10
100 Nov-21 1 Define Contract. Explain the essentials of valid contract. 16
100 Nov-21 2 1 Explain the doctrine of 'Privity of contract'. State the exceptions, if any. 16 Privity

100 Nov-21 3 When does an object or consideration of an agreement become unlawful? Explain 16
100 Nov-21 4 What are the effects of minor's agreement? 16
100 Nov-21 5 3 Discuss the "Doctrine of Frustration". 16 Doctrine of frustration

100 Nov-21 6 What is Quasi-contract? Explain the different types of quasi contracts under the Indian Contract Act. 16
100 Nov-21 7 What is Breach of contract ? Explain the kinds of breach of contract. 16 Breach of Contract Kinds

100 Nov-21 8 2 What is waging Contract? Distinguish wagering contract from contingent contract. Differentiate. 16 Contingent Vs Wagering
100 Nov-21 9 Jurisdiction to award specific relief is discretionary' - Explain. 16
100 Nov-21 10 1 a Invitation to offer. a Offer Invitation
100 Nov-21 10 2 b Contingent contract. 8 Contingent
100 Nov-21 10 c Injunctions. 8

Due to husband's threat of committing suicide, wife executed an agreement to transfer some property to the brother of her husband.
100 Nov-21 11 a Now, she wants to revoke that agreement. Advice her. 10

A' contracts to sell certain land to 'B' for Rs. 50,000. (c) Afterwards, 'A' sells the same land to 'C' for Rs. 60,000, who has the notice of
100 Nov-21 11 b the contract between 'A' and 'B'. Now 'B' wants to sue for specific performance of the contract against 'C'. Advise 'B'. 10

100 Nov-21 11 c A', 'B' and 'C' jointly promise to pay 'D' Rs. 30,000. But 'D' institutes a suit against 'B' to recover the whole amount. Can he succeed ? 10
100 Apr-21 1 1 Define Proposal. Exptain the circumstances under which it laps 16 Proposal Valid?
100 Apr-21 2 Discuss the legal effects of minor's agreem 16

100 Apr-21 3 Define consent. Explain the circumstances under which consent is said to be fre 16
100 Apr-21 4 Define consideration and explain the essentials of consider 16
100 Apr-21 5 Explain the different modes of dlscharge of contr 16
100 Apr-21 6 Explain general and special dama 16

100 Apr-21 7 By whom and against whom specific performance o{ contract can be claimed ? 16
100 Apr-21 8 1 a lnvitation to offer 8 Offer Invitation
100 Apr-21 8 b E-contract 8
100 Apr-21 8 c Contracts which cannot be specifically enforced. 8
100 Apr-21 9 a 'A' sold his car worth Rs. 5 lakh for Rs. 50,000 to 'B'. Can this sale be questioned ? Discuss. 10

100 Apr-21 9 b 'A'promised tb marry'B' on the death of his father. While the father was still alive he married 'C'. Decide 10

'A'a dealer in fruits leaves a box containing fruits ln 'B's house by mistake" 'B'consumes those fruits. Can 'A' recover the value of the
100 Apr-21 9 4 c fruits from 'B' ? Decide. 10
100 Nov-20 1 1 Define proposal. Explain the circumstances under which it lapses. 16 Proposal Valid?

100 Nov-20 2 "An agreement without consideration is void". Explain this statement with exceptions, if any. 16

100 Nov-20 3 "An agreement in restraint of trade is void". Explain this rule with exceptions, if any. 16
100 Nov-20 4 3 Explain the different modes of discharge of contract. 16 Discharge of Contract

100 Nov-20 5 What is consent? Under what circumstances consent is said to be not free ? 16
100 Nov-20 6 Explain the law relating to damages under Indian Contract Act. 16
100 Nov-20 7 What is injunction? Explain the different kinds of injunctions. 16
100 Nov-20 8 a Minor's agreements. 8
100 Nov-20 8 b Contracts which are not specifically enforceable. 8
100 Nov-20 8 c Appropriation of payment. 8
100 Nov-20 9 a X', the owner of a truck, agreed to sell it to 'Y' for Rs. 10 lakhs. But before sale, truck was destroyed in a fire accident. Hence, 'X' could 10
not sell the truck to 'Y', 'Y' instituted a suit against 'X' for breach of contract. Decide.

Ramesh promised to marry Radhika after the death of his father. However, during the lifetime of his father, Ramesh married Revati
100 Nov-20 9 b another woman. Radhika institutes a suit against Ramesh for breach of contract. Decide. 10

A' a minor, bought a watch on credit for Rs. 500/-. But later failed to pay the price. The seller sues 'A' for the recovery of price. Can he
100 Nov-20 9 c recover the price? Decide. 10

100 Dec-19 1 All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not contracts. Explain with reference to essentials of valid contract. 16

100 Dec-19 2 1 Define acceptance. Explain the essentials of valid acceptance with illustrations. 16 Acceptance Valid essentials
100 Dec-19 3 2 Define 'misrepresentation" and "fraud". Explain and distinguish the two. 16 Fraud and misrepresentation

100 Dec-19 4 Law favours the prevention of unjust enrichment. Explain with reference to categories of quasi-contracts. 16

100 Dec-19 5 An agreement without consideration is void. Explain this statement with exceptions, if any. 16
Generally pecuniary damages is the remedy for a breach of contract, but specific relief is also available as an extra ordinary remedy."
100 Dec-19 6 Discuss. 16

100 Dec-19 7 Explain the kinds of injunctions as preventive reliefs under the Specific Relief Act, 1963. 16
100 Dec-19 8 1 a Revocation of offer 8 Offer Revocation
100 Dec-19 8 b Rule in Hadley Vs Baxendale 8
100 Dec-19 8 c Position of a person of unsound mind to make a contract. 8

A agrees to sell B his ancient motor car for Rs. 3 lacs. B in pursuance of his hobby to have a collection of antiques bought it and paid
an advance of Rs. 2 lacs. On the day of delivery of the motor car, A changes his mind and declines to sell but offers to return the
advance amount paid along with interest and also to pay a penalty or damages as desired by B. But B insists on the motor car and
100 Dec-19 9 a claims the motor car and nothing else. Decide with reasons. 10

X' the seller of his motor car in the course of describing his car had said "While the body line of the car is fine and no dents at all, but
the left hand side rear view is broken". 'Y' bought the car relying on the representations made by 'X'. Later, on delivery, he comes to
know that actually right hand side rear view mirror is broken and not the left hand side mirror. "Y" sought to avoid the contract on the
100 Dec-19 9 b ground of misinterpretation. Decide with reasons. 10

'A' bought a ticket to watch a movie at the theatre two days before the scheduled show. Due to unprecedented rains in the city, the
theatre is spoiled by the collapse of a major portion of the wall. As a result, the show was cancelled. In a claim for the recovery of ticket
price and the damages for breach, the manager pleaded the defence that the ticket on the back of it contained the terms, which said
ticket price shall not be returned if the show is cancelled for whatever reason'. Decide if 'A' is entitled for the return of ticket price and
100 Dec-19 9 c also for compensation for breach. 10
100 Jun-19 1 All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not contracts. Explain 16
100 Jun-19 2 1 Explain the doctrine of 'Privity of contract'. State the exceptions, if any. 16 Privity
100 Jun-19 3 Explain when consent is said to be free 16
100 Jun-19 4 Explain the Doctrine of Public Policy 16
100 Jun-19 5 How can a contract be discharged? 16

100 Jun-19 6 Under what circumstances, can a court grant specific performance of a contract 16
100 Jun-19 7 What is damages? Explain the different kinds of damages. 16
100 Jun-19 8 a Injunction 8
100 Jun-19 8 3 b Doctrine of frustration 8 Doctrine of frustration
100 Jun-19 8 1 c Counter offer 8 Offer Counter

A' deliver a box of chocolates to 'B' by mistake". 'B' eats the chocolates and refuses to pay because it was not his mistake. Can 'A'
100 Jun-19 9 a recover the cost. 10
 A's son was missing. His servant went in search of the boy. Subsequently 'A' declared a reward of Rs. 1,00,000/- to anyone who finds
100 Jun-19 9 b his son. His servant though not aware of the reward, find his son. Can the servant claim the reward? 10

A husband promised his wife to buy her gold bangles for the her next [Link] they divorsed before her birthday. Can the wife
100 Jun-19 9 c enforce the contract? 10

100 Dec-18 1 All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not contracts. Explain with reference to essentials of valid contract. 16

100 Dec-18 2 1 What is acceptance? Explain the essentials of valid acceptance with illustrations. 16 Acceptance Valid essentials

100 Dec-18 3 Minor's agreement is void ab initio - Explain with the help of decided cases. 16
100 Dec-18 4 Agreement in restriint of trade is void. " Explain with exceptions. 16
100 Dec-18 5 What is fraud? When silence amounts to fraud? 16

The object of law of contract is to remedy the loss of the injured party and not to panalise the party committing breach. Explain with
100 Dec-18 6 reference liquidated and penalty. 16

100 Dec-18 7 Explakn the kind of injunctions as preventive reliefs under the specific Relief Act, 1963 16
100 Dec-18 8 1 a Invitation to offer. 8 Offer Invitation
100 Dec-18 8 b Carlill V Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. 8
100 Dec-18 8 c Quasi Contracts. 8

At a paid parking place, X parked his car and received slip and put it in his valet. When he come to take the car, he notices that the
music palyer in the car was stolen by manipilating to break open the car door. When sued for compensation, the parking company
contended that at the back of the slip that was given to X upon parking his car, there were words printed "Cars parked at owner's risk",
100 Dec-18 9 a as such the company was not liable. Decide with reasons. 10

After a series of frequent quarrel between a couple, husband by a registered deed agreed to provide his wife a residential house and a
motor car. Later he declines to fulfil the promise. On being sued by his wife he contends it's a promise without considration,hence not
100 Dec-18 9 b enforceable in law. Wife contends such an agreement is enforceable under exceptions to Section 25. Decide with reasons. 10

A, B and C three major telecommunication operators agree on base level prices' for their services to avoid unreasonable competition
among them all. It was further agreed that any one of them, charging below the base level price shall make good the loss of other and
also to pay a penalty of Rs. 10,000 for every service provided below the base level price. A in a strategic move, in anticipation of
windfall profits in future started offering services at no price. B and C sued A for compensation and penalty. A contended that their
agreement shall not be enforced as the object was opposed to public policy and the penalty clause is not enforceable. Decided with
100 Dec-18 9 c reasons. 10
80 1 1 (a) 10
Jun-25 Define acceptance. Explain the essentials of a valid acceptance with illustrations. Acceptance Valid essentials
80 1 1 (a) 10
Jun-25 Explain the doctrine of privity of contract. State its exceptions. Privity
80 1 (b) 6
Jun-25 1 Write a short note on offer and invitation to offer (treat). Offer Invitation
80 1 1 (b) 6
Jun-25 Write a short note on modes of revocation of an offer. Offer Revocation
80 2 2 (a) 10
Jun-25 What is fraud? Explain the essential elements of fraud.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Jun-25 Explain the doctrine of restitution with decided cases.
80 2 2 (b) 6
Jun-25 Write a short note on coercion.
80 2 2 (b) 6
Nikhil enters into an agreement with Suraj to kill Vaibhav for a sum of Rs. 50,000. Suraj refuses to pay the agreed sum. Can Nikhil
Jun-25 recover the amount?
80 3 3 (a) 10
Jun-25 Explain the grounds of impossibility of performance of contract.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Jun-25 Explain the rules relating to the appropriation of payment between the debtor and creditor
80 3 3 (b) 6
Ramesh has agreed to deliver the goods to Suresh at Mysore on a specified day for a certain price. Time is essence of the contract.
Ramesh fails to deliver the goods on the specified day to Suresh. Suresh rescinds the contract and files a suit to recover damages.
Jun-25 Decide.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Jun-25 Hrishikesh promised to marry Neeta on the death of his father. While the father was still alive, he married Sonal. Decide.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Jun-25 Explain the principles relating to measurement of damages.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Jun-25 What is Quasi Contract? When does Quasi Contractual liability arises?
80 4 4 (b) 6
A' a famous singer has agreed to sing in a festival conducted by 'B'. But due to ill health 'A' could not sing. 'B' field a suit against 'A' for
Jun-25 breach of contract. Decide. Breach of Contract Dancer Case
80 4 4 (b) 6
Jun-25 Write a short note on different kinds of damages.
80 Jun-25 5 5 (a) Explain the provisions relating to recovery of movable and immovable property under Specific Relief Act, 1963. 10

80 5 5 (a) 10
Jun-25 Explain the circumstances under which the court may grant temporary injunction.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Jun-25 Write a short pote on cancellation of instruments.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Jun-25 Write a short note on contracts which can be specifically enforced.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Jan-25 "All contracts are agreements but all agreements are not contracts." Explain.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Jan-25 Explain the doctrine of privity of contract. State the exceptions, if any. Privity
80 1 1 (b) 6
Raja has agreed to sell his car worth Rs. 3,00,000 for just Rs. 10,000 to Sham. Subsequently Raja wants to cancel the contract on the
Jan-25 ground that the consideration is not adequate. Advice Raja.
80 1 1 (b) 6
A has invited "B" for a dinner and "B" has accepted the invitation. Subsequently "B" could not attend the dinner. A has filed a suit
Jan-25 against "B"to recoverthe dinner expenses. Can 'A' recover the dinner expenses ?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Jan-25 Explain the effects of minor's agreement.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Jan-25 What is consent? Explain the circumstances under which consent is said to be free consent. Free concent Elements
80 2 2 (b) 6
Raju a shopkeeper, supplied to the wife and children of Ramu, a Lunatic with, necessaries suitable to their condition in life. Raju intends
Jan-25 to recover price of the goods from Ramu. Advise him.
80 2 2 (b) 6
'A' kidnaps 'B' son and threatens to kill him, if 'B' does not sign the document of sale deed. Out of fear 'B' signs the sale deed. Later 'B'
Jan-25 wants to set aside the contract. Can he do so ? Decide.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Jan-25 Explain the different modes of discharge of contract. Discharge of Contract
80 3 3 (a) 10
Jan-25 Explain the doctrine of frustration with the help of decided cases. Doctrine of frustration
80 3 3 (b) 6
Rama promised to marry Seeta after the death of his father. But he married Suma when his father was alive. Seeta wants to sue Rama
Jan-25 for breach of contract. Advise Seeta.
80 3 3 (b) 6
'A' a famous singer agreed to sing in a programme arranged by 'B'. But before the programme "A" died. Can 'B' compel "C" the son of
Jan-25 "A" to sing in the programme ?
80 4 4 (a) 10
Jan-25 What are the remedies available for a breach of contract? Explain. Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (a) 10
Jan-25 What is Quasi-contract ? Explain the different types of Quasi-contract.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Jan-25 "A" has supplied one mobile to "B" who is a minor. Can "A" recover the price of the mobile from "B"?
80 4 4 (b) 6
"A" a famous dancer has agreed to dance in a festival conducted by "B". But due to ill health "A" could not dance. "B" filed a suit
Jan-25 against "A" for breach of contract. Decide. Breach of Contract Dancer Case
80 5 5 (a) 10
Jan-25 What is meant by specific performance? Who can claim it?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Jan-25 Explain perpetual and temporary injunctions.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Jan-25 Recovery of immovable property.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Jan-25 Cancellation of an instruments.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Aug-24 "An agreement enforceable by law is a contract". Discuss.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Aug-24 Explain "Consideration" with reference to leading cases. State difference between English Law and Indian Law.
80 1 1 (b) 6
Aug-24 Write a note on General Offer. Offer General
80 1 1 (b) 6
Aug-24 "A sold his car worth Rs. 10,000/- for Rs. 5,000/- to 'B'. Can this agreement be questioned and if so on what grounds?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Aug-24 Who are competent to contract? Explain the principle laid down in the case of Mohari Bibi V. Dharmadas Gosh.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Aug-24 Define free consent. What are the elements of fraud? Cite leading cases. Free concent Elements
80 2 2 (b) 6
Aug-24 Write a short note on Contingent Contract. Contingent
80 2 2 (b) A' a minor, falsely represents to 'B' that he is a major and purchases some goods on credit. 'B' files a suit to recover the price from 'A'. 6
Aug-24 Decide.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Aug-24 Explain the doctrine of frustration with decided cases. Doctrine of frustration
80 3 3 (a) 10
Aug-24 What is meant by Anticipatory breach of contract? Explain the consequences of such breach.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Aug-24 Write a short note on law relating to appropriation of payments.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Aug-24 P', 'Q' and 'R' jointly promise to pay 'Z' Rs. 3,000/-. 'P' and 'Q are not traceable. Can 'Z' compel 'R' to pay him in full?
80 4 4 (a) 10
Aug-24 What is Quasi Contract ? When quasi contractual liability arises?
80 4 4 (a) 10
Aug-24 Explain the various remedies available for breach of contract. Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (b) 6
Aug-24 Write a short note on remoteness of damages.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Aug-24 Distinguish between liquidated damages and penalty.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Aug-24 What is specific performance ? When contracts can be specifically enforced?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Aug-24 What is an Injunction? Explain the kinds of injunctions under Specific Relief Act.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Aug-24 Declaratory decree. Declaratory decree
80 5 5 (b) 6
Aug-24 Cancellation of Instruments.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Mar-24 Define 'proposal'. What are the essentials of a valid proposal? Proposal Valid?
80 1 1 (a) 10
Mar-24 Explain the doctrine of 'Privity of Contract' with exceptions, if any. Privity
80 1 1 (b) 6
A' has given a proposal to 'B' to sell his car for Rs. 1 Lakhs. 'B' has accepted to purchase the car on the occation of his [Link] it a
Mar-24 valid acceptance?
80 1 1 (b) 6

A' has given an advertisement to pay Rs. 5000 reward amount to any person who has searched his absconded dog. After reading the
advertisement 'B' has searched tha dog. 'A' has refused to pay the reward amount on the ground that 'B' has not communicated the
Mar-24 acceptance. Can 'B' recover the reward amount?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Mar-24 Examinie the legality of minor's contract
80 2 2 (a) 10
Mar-24 Define fraud and what are the difference between fraud and misrepresentation? Fraud and misrepresentation
80 2 2 (b) 6
A' has agreed to sell one article to 'B' for Rs. 5000. But real value of the article is Rs. [Link] 'A' has argued that contract
Mar-24 is invalid because he is unsound mind person. Decide
80 2 2 (b) 6

A' a lady has agreed to work as a hoiuse -keeper during day time and as a prostitute during night time with 'B'. 'B' has agreed to pay
Mar-24 500 per month. After one month 'B' has refused to pay 500 to 'A'. Can 'A' recover 500 from B?
80 3 3 (a) 10
Mar-24 An agreement without consideration is void" discuss
80 3 3 (a) 10
Mar-24 Define contigent contract and what are the rules relating to enforcement of contingent contract? Contingent Rules
80 3 3 (b) 6
Mar-24 A' who is a dealer of all types of oil has agreed to sell one tin of oil to 'B' and 'B' has agreed to pay the price. Is it a valid contract?
80 3 3 (b) 6
A' and 'B' have entered into a wagering agreement. In the wagering agreement 'A' has lost the amount of Rs. 5000. 'A' has taken loan
Mar-24 of Rs. 5000 from 'C' to pay the amount to 'B'. Can 'C' recover 5000 Rs from 'A'?
80 4 4 (a) 10
Mar-24 Explain the doctrine of frustration with help of decided cases. Doctrine of frustration
80 4 4 (a) 10
Mar-24 Explaint the remedies for breach of contract. Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (b) 6
A' has found one golden ring and 'A' could not find out the true owner even after reasonable effort. Subsequently 'A' has sold the golden
Mar-24 ring to 'B'. 'B' has refused to pay the price. Can 'A' recover the price from 'B'?
80 4 4 (b) 6
'A' has kept one fruit box in the room of 'B' by mistake. 'B' has consumed the fruits. 'A' has requested 'B' to pay the price of the fruits but
Mar-24 'B' has refused. Can 'A' recover the price of the fruits from 'B' ?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Mar-24 Explain the provisions relating to recovery of an immovable property.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Mar-24 Explain the contracts which cannot be specifically enforced.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Mar-24 Declaratory relief.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Mar-24 Injunction.
80 Sep-23 1 1 (a) 10
Define acceptance . Explain the essential of valid acceptance Acceptance Valid essentials
80 Sep-23 1 1 (a) 10
When are the communication of proposal, acceptance and revocation completed? Explain with illustrations
80 Sep-23 1 1 (b) 6
Anand says in a conversaiton to Ravi that he will give Rs. 25,000/- to a person whosoever marries his daughter. Ravi marries anand's
daughter and files suit for recovery of Rs. 25,000/-. Will he succeed?
80 Sep-23 1 1 (b) 6
Write a note on 'Privity of Contract' Privity
80 Sep-23 2 2 (a) 10
Define coercion. How does it differ from undue influence?
80 Sep-23 2 2 (a) 10
Discuss in brief the agreement declared void in the Indian Contract Act
80 Sep-23 2 2 (b) 6
Write a note on misrepresentation. Fraud and misrepresentation
80 Sep-23 2 2 (b) 6
A' tells his wife that he would commit suicide if she doesn't transfer her personal assets to him. She does so under threat. Can the wife
avoid this contract?
80 Sep-23 3 3 (a) 10
Explain the doctrine of frustration with decided cases. Doctrine of frustration
80 Sep-23 3 3 (a) 10
States briefly the various ways of discharge of contract Discharge of Contract
80 Sep-23 3 3 (b) A Musical hall was agreed to be let out on certain day, but before that day, the hall was destroyed by fire. Is the promisor absolved from 6
the contract?
80 Sep-23 3 3 (b) 6
Write a short note on discharge of contract by operation of law Discharge of Contract Operation of Law
80 Sep-23 4 4 (a) 10
Explain the principles of 'Remoteness of damamges", with special reference to Hadley [Link].
80 Sep-23 4 4 (a) 10
"Demages are compensatory and not penal".Elucidate
80 Sep-23 4 4 (b) 6
Write a short note on Quasi contract
80 Sep-23 4 4 (b) 6
X' a dealer in fruits leaves a packet containing fruits at 'Y's' house by mistake. 'Y' consumes those fruits. Can 'X' recover money?
80 Sep-23 5 5 (a) 10
Briefly explain the contract which cannot be specifically enforced.
80 Sep-23 5 5 (a) 10
Write a note on preventicve relief provided under the specific Relief Act.
80 Sep-23 5 5 (b) 6
Write a short note on declaratory decrees. Declaratory decree
80 Sep-23 5 5 (b) 6
Write a short note on rectification of instruments
80 1 1 (a) 10
Mar-23 Define offer. Explain the rules relating to valid offer with the help of decided cases. Offer Rules Valid offer
80 1 1 (a) 10
Mar-23 Define consideration. What are the essentials of valid consideration ?
80 1 1 (b) 6
Sneha goes to a book stall and picks a book. When she goes to the counter to pay the price, the shopkeeper declines to sell the book.
Mar-23 She wants to sue the shopkeeper for breach. Decide.
80 1 1 (b) 6
Mamta invited her friends for birthday party at her residence. She spent Rs. 20,000 but. Mamta's friends failed to attend ne birthday
Mar-23 party. Mamta files a suit for breach of contract. Advise Mamta.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Mar-23 Discuss the legal effects of minor's agreement.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Mar-23 "Agreement in restraint of trade is void". Explain with exceptions.
80 2 2 (b) Akil contracts with Nikhil to kill Raj for a sum of Rs. 50,000. Nikhil kills Raj. Akil refuses to pay the agreed sum. Can Nikhil recover the 6
Mar-23 amount ?
80 2 2 (b) 6
Ranjit kidnaps Sujit's daughter and threatens to kill her if Sujit does not sign the document of sale deed. Out of fear Sujit signs the sale
Mar-23 deed. Later Sujit wants to set aside the Contract. Decide.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Mar-23 Explain in brief the various modes of discharge of contract. Discharge of Contract
80 3 3 (a) 10
Mar-23 Explain the law relating to the time and place of performance of a contract.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Mar-23 Nagesh promised to marry Neeta on the death of his father. While the father was still alive he married Nagavva. Decide.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Mar-23 Impossibility of performance.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Mar-23 Explain the different kinds of damages
80 4 4 (a) 10
Mar-23 State the effects of anticipatory breach of contract. Breach of Contract Anticipatory
80 4 4 (b) 6
Mar-23 Babita leaves an article at Namita's house by mistake. Can Babita recover the article from Namita ? Decide.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Mar-23 Liquidated damages and penalty
80 5 5 (a) 10
Mar-23 Explain the contracts which can be specifically enforced.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Mar-23 What is injunction ? Explain the different kinds of injunction.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Mar-23 Recovery of movable property.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Mar-23 Cancellation of instruments.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Oct-22 Define acceptance. Explain the rules as to revocation of acceptance. Acceptance Revocation
80 1 1 (a) 10
Oct-22 Define offer. Distinguish it from invitation to offer Offer Vs Invitation to offer
80 1 1 (b) 6

Shiva's son was missing. He ordered his servant Ram to search the boy. Ram went to different places to search the boy. Subsequently
Shiva declared a reward of Rs. 25,000 to any one who finds the missing boy. Ram is not aware of this reward. However he finds and
Oct-22 returns the boy to Shiva. Can Ram claim the reward ?
80 1 1 (b) 6
Oct-22 Mahantesh sold his horse worth rupees one lakh for Hs. 10,000 to Kantesh. Can this sale be questioned ?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Oct-22 Explain the circumstances under which consent is said to be free
80 2 2 (a) 10
Oct-22 An agreement in restraint of trade is void. Comment and state the exception.
80 2 2 (b) A, B and C enter into an agreement to a share among themselves of gains acquired or to be acquired by them by fraud. ls this 6
Oct-22 agreement valid?
80 2 2 (b) 6
Pand Q entered into an agreement where by P should pay Rs. 50,000 to Q if it rains on a specified day, otherwise Q should pay Rs.
Oct-22 50,000 to P. It rains on that specified day. Can Q recover the amount ?
80 3 3 (a) 10
Oct-22 Explain the different modes of discharge of contract. Discharge of Contract
80 3 3 (a) 10
Oct-22 What is anticipatory breach of contract ? State the consequences of the same.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Ganesh hires a marriage hall from Mahesh. The hall was accidently burnt before the marriage took place. Ganesh files a suit against
Oct-22 Mahesh. Decide.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Oct-22 Praveen promised to marry Prema on the death of his father. While the father was still alive he married Prema. Decide.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Oct-22 What are the remedies available for a breach of contract? Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (a) 10
Oct-22 Explain the different kinds of Quasi-Contracts.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Oct-22 Remoteness of damages.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Oct-22 Measure of damages.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Oct-22 Who may claim specific performance of contract?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Oct-22 Briefly explain different kinds of injunction.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Oct-22 Contracts which cannot be specifically enforced.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Oct-22 Specific relief.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Apr-22 Define acceptance. Discuss the rules regarding a valid acceptance with leading cases. Acceptance Valid essentials
80 1 1 (a) 10
Apr-22 An agreement without consideration is void. Discuss.
80 1 1 (b) 6

Ram's son was missing. His servant went in search of the boy. Subsequently Ram declared a reward of Rs. 1,00,000 to anyone who
Apr-22 finds his son. His servant though not aware of the reward finds his son. Can the servant claim the reward?
80 1 1 (b) 6
Apr-22 Ajay sold his electric car worth Rs. 7,00,000 for Rs. 70,000 to Vijay. Can this sale be questioned? Discuss.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Apr-22 What is fraud? Explain the essential elements of fraud .
80 2 2 (a) 10
Apr-22 Explain the provisions relating to capacity to contract
80 2 2 (b) 6
Apr-22 Arun promises to obtain an employment for Anita in a school. Anita promises to pay ten lakhs to Arun. Is this agreement valid?
80 2 2 (b) 6

Shiva is a spiritual advisor. Shaila an old Hindu woman is a disciple of Shiva. Shiva advises Shaila to gift away the whole of her
property to him with a view to secure benefits to her soul in the next world. Shaila makes gift of whole of her property to Shiva later
Apr-22 Shaila wants to cancel this gift. Advise Shaila
80 3 3 (a) 10
Apr-22 What is breach of contract? State the effects of anticipatory breach of contract.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Apr-22 Explain the doctrine of frustration with the help of decided cases Doctrine of frustration
80 3 3 (b) 6

Sandeep agreed to let-out his Kala Bhavan to Jaideep for Rupees 10 lakhs for the marriage of Jaideep's son. Before the date of
Apr-22 marriage the Kala Bhavan was destroyed by fire. Jaideep sues Sandeep for breach of contract. Decide.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Apr-22 Appropriation of payments.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Apr-22 Explain the remedies available for breach of contract Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (a) 10
Apr-22 What is Quasi-contract ? Explain the different types of Quasi-contract.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Apr-22 Rule in Hadley vis Baxendale.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Apr-22 Liquidated damages and penalty.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Apr-22 Explain the provisions relating to recovery of movable and immovable property
80 5 5 (a) 10
Apr-22 By whom and against whom specific performance of contract can be claimed ?
80 5 5 (b) 6
Apr-22 Contracts which are not specifically enforceable.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Apr-22 Injunction.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Oct-21 Explain the essentials of a valid contract.
80 1 1 (a) 10

'A' a customer, picks up an article in a departmental store and takes it to the cash counter. B, a clerk at cash counter refuses to sell as it
Oct-21 is only a sample, but not for sale. 'A' wants to institute a suit against the owner of the store for breach of contract. Advise 'A'
80 1 1 (b) 6
Oct-21 Explain the doctrine of 'Privity of Contract' with exceptions, if any. Privity
80 1 1 (b) 6
Ramu invited his friends for dinner. His friends agreed to attend the dinner. Ramu and his wife prepared the food by spending Rs.
10,000/-. But Ramu's friends failed to attend the dinner. Ramu wants to institute a suit against his friend for breach of contract. Can he
Oct-21 do so ?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Oct-21 Who are competent to contract ? Explain the effects of minor's agreement.
80 2 2 (a) 10
'A' kidnaps B's son and threatens to kill B's son if 'B' does not sign a contract. Then 'B' signs. There after 'B' wants to set a side the
Oct-21 contract. Can he do so ?
80 2 2 (b) 6
Oct-21 'An agreement in restraint of trade is void'. Explain and state the exceptions.
80 2 2 (b) 6

A' and 'B' entered into an agreement whereby 'A' should pay Rs. 1 0,000/-to 'B', if it rains on a specified day, otherwise 'B' should pay
Oct-21 Rs. 10,000/- to 'A'. It rains on that specified day. " 'Can 'B' recover the amount from 'A' in a court of law?
80 3 3 (a) 10
Oct-21 Explaining the different modes of discharge of contract Discharge of Contract
80 3 3 (a) 10

A' a dancer agreed to dance in the theater of B at future date Thereafter A met with an accident and lost both of her hegs in the
Oct-21 accident. Hence she failed to give dance programme in the theater of B. B instituted a suit against A for breach of [Link]
80 3 3 (b) 6
Oct-21 What is 'Breach of Contract ? Explain the types of breach of contract.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Oct-21 Appropriation of payment
80 4 4 (a) 10
Oct-21 What is Quasi contract ? When does Quasi contractual liability arise?
80 4 4 (a) 10
A' was a tenant in B's house B failed to pay municiple taxes announced auction sale of the house to recover taxes. A paid taxes to
Oct-21 avoid sales Can A recover the amount from B?
80 4 4 (b) 6
Oct-21 Explain 'Special Damages' and 'Liquidated damages'.
80 4 4 (b) 6
'X' contracts with 'Y' to pay 'Y' Rs. 1,00,000/- if he fails to supply the goods worth Rs. 20,000 to 'Y' on a particular day. 'X' fails to supply
Oct-21 the goods on that day. Is 'Y' entitled to recover Rs. 1,00,000 from 'X' ?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Oct-21 Explain the contracts which cannot be specifically enforced under the Specific Relief Act.
80 5 5 (a) 10
'A' is B's medical advisor. He demands money of which 'B' declines to pay. 'A' then threatens to make known the effect of B's
Oct-21 communication to him as a patient. 'B' wants to institute a suit against 'A'. Advise B.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Oct-21 Explain the provisions relating to the cancellation of Instruments.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Oct-21 Declaratory relief.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Mar-21 Define 'proposal'. Explain the circumstances under which it lapses. Proposal Lapes
80 1 1 (a) 10

'A' proposed to sell a radio to 'B' by letter received by 'B on 1st March 2021. 'B' posted his acceptance letter on 2nd March 2021 which
reached 'A' on 3rd March 2021 Meanwhile 'B' revoked his acceptance by a letter posted on 3 d March 2021 which reached 'A' on 4h
Mar-21 March 2021. Is 'B' bound to buy the radio ?
80 1 1 (b) 6
Mar-21 State the exceptions to the rule that 'An agreement without consideration is void'.
80 1 1 (b) 6
Ganesh agreed to sell his T.V. worth rupees twenty thousand to Mahesh for two thousand rupees. Late, Ganesh refuses to sell T.V. to
Mar-21 Mahesh on the ground that price is too small. Can he do so ?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Mar-21 What is contingent contract ? Explain the rules relating to the performance of contingent contract. Contingent Rules
80 2 2 (a) 10
Reshma agreed to work as house servant and to have immoral relation with Rajesh, for which Rajesh agreed to pay Rs. 10,000/- per
month. Reshma kept up her promises, but Rajesh refused to pay. Reshma institutes a suit against Rajesh to recover the promised
Mar-21 amount. Decide.
80 2 2 (b) 6
Mar-21 Define 'Consent'. When does it become free?
80 2 2 (b) 6
Mohan aged 16 years, agreed to sell his scooter to Gopal for Rs. 5,000/-, but later refused to perform his promise. Gopal institutes a
Mar-21 suit against Mohan. Will he succeed ?
80 3 3 (a) 10
Mar-21 Explain the doctrine of frustration with decided cases. Doctrine of frustration
80 3 3 (a) 10
Ramesh promised to marry Radhika after the death of his father. However, during the life time of his father, Ramesh married Revati,
Mar-21 another woman. Radhika institutes a suit against Ramesh for breach of contract. Decide.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Mar-21 Explain the law relating to the time and place of performance of a contract.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Mar-21 Write a short note on discharge of contract by agreement. Discharge of Contract
80 4 4 (a) 10
Mar-21 Explain the law relating to liquidated damages under the Indian Contract Act.
80 4 4 (a) 'A', a trader, leaves his bag containing fruits in the house of 'B' by mistake. 'B' eats those fruits. 'A' claims price of the fruits from 'B'. 10
Mar-21 Decide.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Mar-21 Explain the remedies available for breach of contract. Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (b) 6
Mar-21 Ashok, due to mistake of law, pays income tax, which he is not bound to pay. Can he recover the same ?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Mar-21 What is Injunction? Under what circumstances. court can grant perpetual injunction ?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Mar-21 Avinash is the owner of a building Satish expels Avinash from that building by force Advice Avinash
80 5 5 (b) 6
Mar-21 By whom and against whom a specifc performance of contract can be claimed ?
80 5 5 (b) 6
Mar-21 Write a short note on Rectifhication of Instruments
80 1 1 (a) 10
Jun-19 "All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not necessarily contracts". Explain.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Jun-19 "An agreement without consideration is void". Explain with exceptions, if any.
80 1 1 (b) 6
Jun-19 'A' made a proposal to 'B' in June 2017. 'B' accepted it in August 2018. Is it valid acceptance?
80 1 1 (b) 6
'A' goes to a departmental store and picks an article with price tag. When he goes to the counter to pay the price, the shopkeeper
Jun-19 refuses to sell the article. 'A' wants to sue shopkeeper for breach of contract. Advise 'A'.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Jun-19 Discuss the legal effects of minor's agreement.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Jun-19 An agreement in restraint of trade is void". Explain with exceptions, if any.
80 2 2 (b) 6
Jun-19 'A' contracts with 'B' to kill 'C' for a sum of rupees one lakh. 'B' kills 'C'. 'A' refuses to pay. Can 'B' recover the amount? Decide.
80 2 2 (b) 6

Anand is a spiritual advisor. Bhaskar, an old Hindu man, is a disciple of Anand. Anand advises Bhaskar to gift away the whole of his
property to him with a view to secure benefits to his soul in the next world. Bhaskar makes gift of whole of his property to Anand. Later
Jun-19 Bhaskar wants to cancel this gift. Can he do so ? Advise Bhaskar.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Jun-19 Explain in brief the various modes of discharge of contracts. Discharge of Contract
80 3 3 (a) 10
Jun-19 Explain the law relating to time and place of performance of contract.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Rama promised to marry Seeta after the death of his father. But he married Suma when his father was alive. Seeta wants to sue Rama
Jun-19 for breach of contract. Advise Seeta.
80 3 3 (b) 6

Umesh has agreed to sell his house to Ganesh for rupees 10 lakhs. But that house was destroyed by an accidental fire before Umesh
Jun-19 could sell it to Ganesh. Ganesh institutes a suit against Umesh for breach of contract. Decide.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Jun-19 What are the remedies available for a breach of contract? Explain. Breach of Contract Remedies
80 4 4 (a) 10
Jun-19 Explain general and special damages with the help of decided cases.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Jun-19 'A' leaves an article at 'B's house by mistake. Can 'A' recover the article from 'B'? Decide.
80 4 4 (b) 6
'A' contracts to supply goods on a specified day to 'В'. A does not supply on that day, as a consequence of it 'B' has to close the factory.
Jun-19 Advise remedies available to 'B'. Breach of Contract Remedies case
80 5 5 (a) 10
Jun-19 What is meant by specific performance ? Who can claim it?
80 5 5 (a) 10
Jun-19 Explain perpetual and temporary injunctions.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Jun-19 Rama is the owner of a building. Shama diposesses Rama from this building by force. Advise Rama.
80 5 5 (b) 6
B, being a medical advisor, threatens to publish patient C's written communications that are with him showing that C has led an
Jun-19 immoral life. What course of action would you advise to C? Explain.
80 1 1 (a) 10
Dec-19 Define acceptance and what is the effect of acceptance? Acceptance Effect
80 1 1 (a) 10
Dec-19 Define consideration and what are the essentials of a valid consideration ?
80 1 1 (b) 6

"A" has selected one book which is displayed in a departmental store for the purpose of purchase. But manager of the departmental
Dec-19 store refused to sell the book. "A" has filed a suit against the manager for the breach of contract . Decide.
80 1 1 (b) 6

"A" has invited "B" f or a d inner . a nd "8" has accepted the invitati?n. Subsequently , ,, h fled a suit "8" could not attend the dinner. 1 A
Dec-19 as I · .. ,, h against B to recover the d c "A" recover t e inner expenses. an dinner expenses 7
80 2 2 (a) 10
Dec-19 Explain the provisions relating to capacity to contract.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Dec-19 Explain the effect of mistake on the legality of contract.
80 2 2 (b) "A" and "B" entered an agreement before the marriage. In the agreement they agreed to live separately after the marriage. Is it a valid 6
Dec-19 agreement ?
80 2 2 (b) 6
"A" and "B" have entered an agreement. According to the agreement "A" must pay 5,000 Rs. to "B" and "B" must settle the marriage
Dec-19 between "A" and "C" a lady. Whether agreement is enforceable ?
80 3 3 (a) 10
Dec-19 "An agreement in restraint of trade is void". Discuss
80 3 3 (a) 10
Dec-19 Explain the provisions relating to appropriation of payment.
80 3 3 (b) 6
Dec-19 "A" agrees to pay 5,000 Rs. to "B" if B's house is destroyed. "B" has no house. Is it a valid contract ?
80 3 3 (b) 6
"A" a famous singer agreed to sing in a programme arranged by "B". But before the programme "A" died. Can "B" compel "C" the son
Dec-19 of "A" to sing in the programme ?
80 4 4 (a) 10
Dec-19 Who is a "finder of the goods" and what are the duties of a finder of the goods ?
80 4 4 (a) 10
Dec-19 Explain "Ordinary damages" and "Special damages" with help of decided cases.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Dec-19 "A" has supplied one mobile to "B" who is a minor. Can "A" recover the price of the mobile from "B"?
80 4 4 (b) 6
"A" a famous dancer has agreed to dance in a festival conducted by "B". But due to ill health "A" could not dance. "B" filed a suit
Dec-19 against "A" for breach of contract. Decide. Breach of Contract Dancer Case
80 5 5 (a) 10
Dec-19 Explain the contracts which can be specifically enforced
80 5 5 (a) 10
Dec-19 Explain preventive be relief and how the preventive rellof will granted?
80 5 5 (b) 6
Dec-19 Recovery of movable property
80 5 5 (b) 6
Dec-19 CanceHatton of an instrument
80 1 1 (a) 10
Dec-18 Define Proposal. Explain the circumstances under which it lapses. Proposal Lapes
80 1 1 (a) 10
Dec-18 An agreement without consideration is void. Discuss.
80 1 1 (b) 6

Nataraj posts his letter of proposal to sell his house to Lingaraj on 16~ March 18. Lingaraj receives this letter of proposal on 18" March
18. On the same day, Lingaraj posts his letter of acceptance. Thereafter Lingaraj sends a telegram revoking his acceptance on 19"
March 18. Nataraj receives Lingaraj's acceptance letter on 19:ti March 18 and telegram on 20°' March 18 Is there a contract between
Dec-18 NataraJ and LingaraJ ?
80 1 1 (b) 6

Ganesh goes to a departmental store and picks an article with price tag. When he goes to the cash counter to pay the price, the
Dec-18 shopkeeper refuses to sell the article. Ganesh sues the shopkeeper for breach of contract. Can he do so?
80 2 2 (a) 10
Dec-18 Discuss the effects of minor's agreement.
80 2 2 (a) 10
Dec-18 Define fraud. Distinguish it from misrepresentation. Fraud and misrepresentation
80 2 2 (b) Amit promises to obtain for Amar an employment in the National School. Amar promises to pay Rs. 5 lakhs to Amit. Is this agreement 6
Dec-18 valid ?
80 2 2 (b) 6
Dec-18 A agrees to pay B one lakh rupees, if B will marry A's daughter C. C was dead at the time of the agreement. Decide.
80 3 3 (a) 10
Dec-18 Discuss doctrine of frustration with the help of leading cases. Doctrine of frustration
80 3 3 (a) 10
Dec-18 What is breach of contract ? Distinguish between actual breach and anticipatory breach of contract
80 3 3 (b) 6
Dec-18 A Kala Bhavan was agreed to be let out on a certain day. Before that day, it was destroyed by fire. Discuss the consequences.
80 3 3 (b) 6

Ajit agreed to deliver the goods to Avinash for certain price on 13-11-2018 without fail. Time is essence of the contract. Ajit fails to
Dec-18 deliver the goods on 13-11-2018. Avinash rescinds the contract and files a suit to recover damages. Decide.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Dec-18 Explain general damages and special damages with the help of decided cases.
80 4 4 (a) 10
Dec-18 What is Quasi-contract? Explain the different types of Quasi-contracts.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Dec-18 Liquidated damages and penalty.
80 4 4 (b) 6
Dec-18 Nominal damages.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Dec-18 Explain what contracts can be specifically enforced.
80 5 5 (a) 10
Dec-18 Explain the circumstances in which courts cannot grant injunction.
80 5 5 (b) 6
Dec-18 Declaratory Decree. Declaratory decree
80 5 5 (b) 6
Dec-18 Recovery of possession of immovable property.