Prepared by : Abdul Moiz Imran Ashraf Prepared for : KUBS : Sir Mansoor Ali Shahani Karachi University Business School
Date :
12 June 2012
Deals with promises which shall be legally binding Deals with Rights & obligations of the parties
CONTRACT ACT
An agreement enforceable by law
Agreement
Enforceability
AGREEMENT
Promise & set of promises forming consideration for both parties
Offer
Acceptance
ENFORCEABILITY
All essentials of valid contract must be fulfill
Lawful consideration Free & genuine consent
Competency of parties Lawful objects Agreement not declared void Legal formalities
OFFER
Definite terms General offer Must be communicated Must not be invitation or mere statement
ACCEPTANCE
Absolute & unqualified Must be communicated Prescribed mode Intention to fulfill terms Before termination of offer Cannot implied from silence
Agency
Donate Remit by promise
FREE CONSENT
COMPETENCY OF PARTIES
Parties must be major not minor Parties must be of sound mind Parties must not be disqualified from any law
LAWFUL OBJECTS
Not forbidden by law Not defeat any provisions of law Not to be fraudulent Not involves injury of person of property of another Court not regard agreement as immoral Not opposed to public policy
PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT
Parties must either Perform Offer to perform their promises
PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT
Performance it take place when parties fulfill their obligations arising under a contract Offer of performance promisor makes an offer of performance of contract but promisee did not accept .
PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT
Effect of refusal of offer of performance
Promiser is not liable for non performance of contract. Promiser does not lose his rights under a contract
PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT
Persons by whom promise of performance should made Promiser himself Agent Legal representative
PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT
Performance of reciprocal performance Mutual & dependent Mutual & independent Mutual & concurrent
PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT
Discharge of contract By performance By mutual agreement By impossibility of performance By operation of law By breach By lapse of time period
By novation , recission or alteration of contract. By remission of promise by promisee By recession of voidable contract By refusal to provide reasonable facility