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What is fundamental change in the circumstances?Describe the situations when a contract cannot be avoided on the ground of impossibility of performance.
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Who is an unpaid seller?What are his rights?
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Define competency of parties for entering into a contract in Nepal?
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intention to create legal relation is one of the necessities for the validity of the contract. What other necessary elements are needed for a contract to be valid in Nepal?
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Define coercion and undue influence and write the major differences between them.
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Define agency. Point out the methods by which an agency is created
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Can a partially illegal contract be enforced? Explain on the basis of doctrine of severability?
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What are the effects of mistake of national and foreign law.
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What are the obligations of ‘Sellers and Buyers’ as provided under Contract Act,2056. Briefly explain.
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What are the features of “ Standard Form of Contract”? Point out the judicial and legislative initiatives to restrict and limit the exemption clauses in such contracts.
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What do you understand by the term performance of the contract? What are the conditions under which a contract need not be performed as per Contract Act, 2056
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“A stranger to a consideration cannot sure as per the English law” .Describe the position of a stranger to the consideration as per Contract Act , 2056
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“Contract is not a physical thing it is rather a legal relationship between the parties as a result of which mutual rights and obligations are created between the parties “.Discuss the essential requirements of a valid and enforceable contract
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Explain the circumstances in which a surety can be discharged from his liability
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Difference between unlawful and illegal contract.
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