Seven important agreements that have been 'expressly declared', to be void by the Indian Contract Act
The last essential of a valid contract as declared by Section 10 is that it must not be one which is âexpressly declaredâ to be void by the Act. Thus, there arises a question, as to what are âexpressly declaredâ void agreements? The following agreements have been âexpressly declaredâ, to be void by the Indian Contract Act:1. Agreements in restraint of marriage (Sec. 26).2. Agreements in restraint of trade (Sec. 27). ADVERTISEMENTS: 3. Agreements in restraint of legal proceedings (Sec. 28).4. Agreements the meaning of which is uncertain (Sec. 29).5. Agreements by way of wager (Sec. 30). ADVERTISEMENTS: 6. Agreements contingent on impossible events (Sec. 36).7. Agreements to do impossible acts (Sec. 56). Image Source:naturallyadvanced.files.wordprss.comAt the very outset, it may be borne in mind that the law declares these agreements…