Fill in the blank: Under Section 39 of the Indian Contract Act, anticipatory breach allows the promisee to ___ the contract or wait for the performance date. |
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True or False: An actual breach of contract occurs when a party fails to perform their obligations on the due date. |
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List and describe two types of damages that can be claimed for breach of contract. |
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Two types of damages exist.
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Explain the difference between liquidated damages and penalties in contract law. |
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Liquidated damages are enforceable.
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Fill in the blank: In the event of a breach, the injured party must take ___ steps to minimize their losses. |
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What remedy allows a party to receive payment for work done when no specific amount was agreed upon? |
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Quantum Meruit allows a party to claim reasonable compensation based on the value of work completed. |
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True or False: In Indian law, the distinction between liquidated damages and penalties is strictly enforced. |
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False. Indian law does not differentiate between the two; it focuses on reasonable compensation not exceeding the specified sum. |
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What are the two scenarios where vindictive or exemplary damages may be awarded? |
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Exemplary damages awarded in specific cases
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Fill in the blank: When both parties agree on a predetermined sum for breach of contract, this is referred to as ___ damages. |
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The primary purpose of a penalty clause is to deter the offending party from breaching the contract by imposing an excessive financial burden. |
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