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elaborate the ways on how contract can be discharge as provided in contracts act1950
Sure! Here are the ways a contract can be discharged under the Contracts Act *:
*. By Performance: When all terms are fulfilled.
*. By Agreement: Both parties agree to end it.
*. By Frustration: The contract becomes impossible to perform.
*. By Breach: One party fails to fulfill their obligations.
*. By Operation of Law: Changes in law make the contract unenforceable.
elaborate discharge by performance when all terms are fulfilled
Under the Contracts Act *,
- Discharge by Performance occurs when all parties involved in a contract fulfill the obligations exactly as stated in the contract.
- This means every term, condition, and provision in the contract has been satisfied.
- Once this happens, the contract is considered discharged, and all parties are released from their contractual obligations.
discharge by agreement after the both parties decide to end it
Under the Contracts Act *, a contract can be discharged by agreement when:
- Both parties mutually agree to end the contract.
- This agreement can be express (clearly stated) or implied (suggested).
- Once agreed, all parties are freed from their contractual obligations.
elaborate the discharge by agreement after the both parties decide to end it
Under the Contracts Act *, the discharge by agreement occurs when:
- The contract can be ended by a new contract (Novation), rescinding the contract, or altering the contract.
- The agreement to end the contract can be express or implied.
- The agreement discharges all parties from the contract's original obligations.
elaborate the discharged by frustration if the contract becomes hard to carry out the terms of contract or impossible
Under the Contracts Act *, discharge by frustration occurs when:
- A contract becomes impossible to perform due to unforeseen circumstances.
- Those circumstances are beyond the control of the parties.
- The contract is automatically discharged, and both parties are excused from further performance.
elaborate the discharged by frustration
Sure, under the Contracts Act *, discharge by frustration takes place when:
- The contract becomes impossible to execute due to unforeseen and uncontrollable events.
- These events significantly alter the nature of contractual obligations.
- Once this happens, the contract is automatically terminated and all parties are released from their obligations.
elaborate discharge by breach
Under the Contracts Act *, discharge by breach occurs when:
- One party fails to fulfill their obligations as per the contract.
- The innocent party may sue for damages.
- Or, they may choose to consider the contract discharged.
- Discharge by breach may be anticipatory or actual.