Model Papers: Indian Contract Act Preliminary Model Paper 8
Q.1. The principle of agency of necessity is
- applicable hi emergent situations where communication with the principal is not possible
- applicable in normal situations if the communication with the principal is possible
- unknown to the law of agency
- None of the above
Q.2. A gives woolen cloth to B, a tailor, for making a suit. The tailor's charges are settled at Rs. 500. After the suit is ready, A tenders Rs. 500 for the charges but the tailor refuses to deliver the suit till A pays an old due. In such case
- B can refuse to deliver the suit
- B cannot refuse to deliver the suit
- B can refuse in certain circumstances
- B can sell the suit
Q.3. Which of the following is correct?
- Pledge made by a person having a limited interest is valid to the extent of that interest
- Pledge made by a person under voidable contract is valid
- Pledge made by a mercantile agent is valid
- Goods may be pledged by the servant in the absence of owner
Q.4. Promissory estoppel is sometimes spoken of as a substitute for
- novation
- quasi-contract
- consideration
- coercion
Q.5. X, a trader, leaves goods at Y's house by mistake. If Y uses the goods, then which one of the following is correct when X demands the price of goods and Y refuses to pay?
- Y is not bound to pay as he becomes the owner of the goods left at his home
- Y is bound to pay as X did not intend to supply goods gratuitously and Y enjoyed the benefits of X's act
- Y is not bound to pay as he did not ask for the goods
- X must suffer for his mistake and he cannot recover the price of goods from Y
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