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Outline the ways in which a contract may be discharged. Illustrate each mode of discharge by decided cases or examples.
A enters into a contract with B for buying B’s motor car as agent of C with- , out C’s authority B repudiates the contract before C comes to know of it. C subsequently ratifies the contract and sues to enforce it. Is there a binding contract?
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Is there a contract in the following cases? Give detailed reasons
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(a) define guarantee and explain how it differs from an indemnity contracts. (b) c and d go into a shop. C says to the shopkeeper ‘let him (d) have the goods, and if he does not pay you, i will. What kind of contract is this? would it make any difference in your answer if c said to the shopkeeper ‘let him (d) have the goods, i will see you paid’.
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