LL.B.

(PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2014

PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION - A (Contract Act, 1872)
1) Explain in a comprehensive manner the essentials of a valid contract with illustrations.
2) What is an offer, discuss the principle of its communication, acceptance and revocation.
3) Discuss void agreements and its various kinds.
4) What is a contract of indemnity and guarantee, also explain salient differences.
5) Define Bailment, its various kinds and also rights and liabilities of bailor and bailee.
6) Write comprehensive notes on any TWO:
a) Liquidated Damages b) Quantum Meruit
c) Pledge
d) Agency coupled with interest
SECTION - B (The Sale of Goods Act, 1930)
7) Define Sale and Agreement to Sell and differentiate salient features.
8) Distinguish between condition and warranty and explain different conditions and warranties
applicable in a contract of sale.
LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2013
PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION A (CONTRACT ACT 1872)
Q-1: What are voidable and void contracts and discuss various kinds of void contracts specified under the
contract act with illustration.
Q-2: Explain the various modes by which a contract may be discharged.
Q-3: What is meant by breach of contract and specify different remedies available to an aggrieved party
as a result of such a breach.
Q4: Explain contract of indemnity and guarantee. How does a contract of indemnity differ from a
contract of guarantee?
Q5: Discuss the scope of agency coupled with interest and under what circumstances the agency is
created and terminated.
Q6: Write comprehensive notes on any three:
A) Bailment (B) frustration of contract (c) wagering contract (d) Qusntum meriut (e) Rights
and liabilities of finder of goods (f) Quasi contract
SECTION B ( THE SALES OF GOODS ACT 1930)
Q7: WHAT is the principal of CAVEAT EMPTOR, what are the exceptions to it?
Q8: Write comprehensive notes on any two:
(a) Warranty
(b) specified goods
(c) price
(d) sale by auction

LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2012

PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION - A (Contract Act. 1872)
Q-1 Define Bailment and Bailee I State when Bailee is not liable for the loses?
Q-2 How and under what circumstances a principal can revoke the authority of his agent?
Q-3 How a contingent contract can be enforced for an event not happening?
Q-4 Can a surety be discharge? If yes, under what circumstance? Explain with illustrations.
Q-5 What are the joint liabilities in a contract? In case of joint promisors who would perform contractual
obligations?
Q-6 What are agreement and contract? And when a contingent contract becomes voidable?
SECTION - B (The Sale of Goods Act, 1930)
Q-7 Whether an unpaid seller can stop the goods in transit? If yes! Narrate the effect of stoppage of the
goods.
Q-8 What remedies are available for breach of Warranty to a buyer?
Q-9 Explain a Title Deed in simple and own words.
LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2011
PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION -A (Contract Act. 1872)
Q-1: Define the following in your own words with illustrations. Promise, Acceptance and Revocation of
Proposal.
Q-2: What is Indemnity and Guarantee? Is there any distinction between the two?
Q-3: Can a Continuing Guarantee be revoked? And what is its method?
Q-4: Define Bailment and Bailee, explain when Bailee is not liable for the loss of Bailment, with
illustrations.
Q-5: Write short notes on any TWO of the following:
(i) Principal and Agent
(ii) Discharge of Surety
(iii) Contingent Contract
(iv) Agreement Void-Ib-Initio
SECTION -B (The Sale of Goods Act. 1930)
Q-6: A imported 5000 metric ton eatable Palm oil @ Rs.50,000/- per metric ton from B, with a condition
that the Oil should reached to A's Oil Terminal on an specific day at Karachi Port. A also paid the
total cost of the consignment goods to B and also paid all other taxes and levis in accordance with
law to the Concerned authorities. The consignment as stated above came nine days late from the
date of arrival, and the consignment instead of Eatable Palm oil contains Palmolive kind of palm oil
for making of detergent A refused to accept the defective Palm oil/Palmolive. Discuss.
Q-7: How a sale by auction is made?
Q-8: What are the rights of the unpaid seller?

LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2010

PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION - A (CONTRACT ACT 1872)
Q-1) How Communication Acceptance and Revocation of the proposal is completed?
Q-2) Define sound mind for the time of entering contract.
Q-3) If both the parties at the time of entering contract has committed mistake as to fact what would be
the fate of that agreement?
Q-4) What are the contingent contracts? Define with the illustration how a Contingent contract is
enforced?
Q-5) When promise is not bound to perform a reciprocal contract, discuss with illustrations and
examples.
Q-6) Define:
a. Time is essence of the contract
b. Coercion III. Under Influence
c. Indemnity & Guarantee.
SECTION - B (The Sale of Goods Act 1930)
Q-7) Define insolvent and mercantile agent.
Q-8) What are the essential requiste of Scale? Under 'sales of goods act
Q-9) Define rights and liabilities of an unpaid seller.
LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2009
PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION - A (CONTRACT ACT 1872)
Q-1) What agreements and considerations are lawful? And what consideration and agreements are
unlawful?
Q-2) How a contingent contract can be enforced for an event not happening?
Q-3) What are joint liabilities in a contract? In case of joint Promisors who would perform contractual
obligations?
Q-4) If in a contrast stipulation as to time and place is given and not fulfilled in accordance with contract!
What would be the effect of non performance of a contract?
Q-5) Define agent and principle, who may appoint agent and who may be appointed as agent?
SECTION - B (The Sale of Goods Act 1930)
Q-6) What are the duties of seller and buyer towards goods and payment for purchase of goods?
Q-7) What remedies are available for Breach of warranty?

LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2008

PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION -A (CONTRACT ACT 1872)
Q-1 Define Bailment and Bailee? State when Bailee is not liable for losses? Discuss with illustration.
Q-2 What do you understand by the terms Communication / Acceptance and Revocation of the proposal?
Q-3 Under what circumstances a surety is discharged? Explain with illustrations.
Q-4 How and under what circumstances principal can revoke the authority of his agent?
Q-5 Differentiate between Guarantee and Indemnity. State how a continuing guarantee can be revoked?
SECTION -B (The Sale of Goods Act 1930)
Q-6 How an unpaid seller can stop his goods in transit?
Q-7 Write short note on any TWO of the following:
a. Sale by description
b. Delivery to Carrier
c. Buyer not bound to return damaged goods
d. Damages for specific performance
LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2007
PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION -A (CONTRACT ACT 1872)
Q-1 What are three ingredients for formation of a contract? Explain with illustrations.
Q-2 If an uncertain Agreement is entered into what would be its legal position? Explain with
illustrations?
Q-3 How a continuing Guarantee can be revoked?
Q-4 How an agency can be terminated where in the agent has interest in subject matter?
Q-5 Define contract if indemnity. With examples
Q-6 What are remedies for breach of contract? Discuss.
SECTION -B (The Sale of Goods Act 1930)
Q-7 Define Rights and Liens of Unpaid seller?
Q-8 Whether an unpaid seller can stop the goods in transit? If yes narrate the effect of stoppage in transit.

LL.B. (PART - I) ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - 2006

PAPER - IV: "LAW OF CONTRACT"
Time Allowed: THREE Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Instructions: (1) Attempt FIVE questions in all. Select FOUR questions from Section-A and ONE from
Section-B (2) All questions carry equal marks.
SECTION -A (CONTRACT ACT 1872)
Q-1 What do you understand y the terms promise, acceptance and revocation of proposal?
Q-2 What are the consequences of breach of contract? Discuss in details and its remedy.
Q-3 How do you differentiate between indemnity and guarantee? Discuss in details with illustrations.
Q-4 What agreements are contract and when contingent contract become void able?
Q-5 Write short notes on any Two of the following:
(a) Bailment
(b) Liability of surety
(c) Void agreement
(d) Termination of agency
SECTION -B (The Sale of Goods Act 1930)
Q-6 "A" imported 5000 shirts @ $ 19 per shirt form "B", U.S.A and entered into a contract for supply of
said shirts wit in 30 days at Karachi port. "A" paid total cost of consignment / goods to "B" after
receiving consignment at Karachi Port which was found of defective "B" refused to accept the
liability of defective consignment, what shall be the remedy available to "A" under the contract?
Q-7 Write short notes on any Two of the following:
(a) Title Deeds
(b) Sale by Auction
(c) Rights of unpaid seller
(d) warranty