Section 2 (i) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines as such agreements as such that are valid as long as one or both parties can decide to cancel their agreement. In most cases where it is a nullity contract, these are cases where one of the parties has not had free consent. If the party accepts the terms of the contract, it remains valid and if they do not, the contract between them will expire. 4. Misrepresentation (section 18): “which, although innocently, leads a party to enter into an agreement to make an error in the case under agreement.” Any agreement reached to restrict a person`s marriage, either in part or in absolute terms, is invalid because the policy of the law is to protect a person`s freedom to choose his or her spouse. This particular category is defined in Section 2 (g) of the Indian Contract Act of 1872, which states that contracts or agreements that are not enforceable by law are considered non-applicable contracts. Simply put, a contract that cannot be applied by any of the contracting parties is a contract that has been cancelled. It is as if there has never been an agreement between the parties and, therefore, the obligations of either party should not be fulfilled. With respect to the definition of public order and what is within its scope and scope, Lord Atkin stated in the case of Fender v. John Mildayopined that public policy is vague and unsatisfactory, which causes errors and uncertainty while deciding its application. According to him, the term, in the most common sense, includes actions that are best for the common good.

In his view, while applying the doctrine of a treaty “against public order”; Concentration on the adverse effects of the treaty is not the only important thing. Harmful trends must also be properly taken into account, as the soil is less safe and insidious. This analysis of him was also taken as the basis for some Indian precedents, including the Gherulal Parekh case. 8. Reciprocal Promises 2 (f): Promises that constitute the consideration or part of the consideration are called “mutual promises.” 10. Nullity Contract 2 (i): a contract is a non-negotiable contract if it is legally applicable to the choice of one or more parties (i.e. the victim) and is not enforceable by law at the choice of another or another. There are some contracts where time is of the essence, so they need to be implemented during this period. However, if the contract is not executed at term, the contract is cancelled at the victim`s choice. Whether or not to cancel a contract at the choice of one of the parties depends on factors such as coercion, misrepresentation, inappropriate influence, etc. Since this is the option of one of the parties, the aggrieved party may decide whether or not to invalidate the contract.