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1

A owes B Rs10,000. A enters into an arrangement with B and gives B a mortgage of his (A's) estate for 5.000 rupees in place of the debt of Rs10,000. This is a -

A

new contract and extinguishes the old
B

not a new contract
C

does not extinguishes the old
D

None of the above

2

If minor is supplied with necessaries then-

A

minor is personally liable
B

minor is not liable
C

minor's estate or property is liable
D

minor's is liable on becoming major

3

A contingent contract dependent on the happening of uncertain event in the future can be enforced when the event-

A

Happens
B

Becomes impossible
C

does not happen
D

none of the above is correct

4

The juridical basis of quasi-contractual obligation can be explained through the theory of -

A

indebitatus assumpsit
B

unjust enrichment
C

just and reasonable solution
D

voluntary benefits

5

A contracts to pay B Rs.1000/-if B's house is burnt.

A

The contract is void
B

It is contingent contract
C

It is voidable contract
D

None of the above.

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