2.(i)Executed Contract
Parties perform their obligation immediately
at the time of its formation
2.(ii) Executory Contract
Obligation of the parties are to be performed
at a latter time
3.(i)Bilateral Contract
• There must be at least 2 parties of the contact
3(ii)Unilateral Contract
• One party has to fulfil its obligation
• Other party has already has already
performed the obligation
8. Printed Contracts
Often contain a large number of terms and
conditions
Excluded liability under the contract.
Exam.
The Life Insurance Corporation of India, the
Railway Administration, Statutory
Corporation and big companies
4. Clarification:
Seeking acceptance of offer or making of a
counter offer does not amount in a same way.
5.Methods of communicating acceptance:
word of mouth
telephone
telegram or by post
8. Time of Acceptance:
Acceptance must be done within the offeror’s
prescribed time
The acceptance can be done within reasonable
time.
9.Before Offer: Acceptance must be given before
the offer.
An option is a
conditional
contract to
do something
2. By laps of time
The prosper prescribes a time
The proposal must be accepted
The proposal lapses as soon as the time expires
5. By death or insanity
Offer lapses by the death or insanity of the
proposer
Death or insanity comes to the knowledge of
the acceptor before acceptance
6. Counter offer
Counter offer may be given
The original offer lapses
7. By refusal
Proposal once refused is dead
Cannot be revived by its subsequent
acceptance.