If Mr.A had 2flats and he decided to sell one of the flat of flat no.101 but thr another party taught that Mr.A is selling Flat No.102 and accepted to buy according to indian contract act what does it

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Naganiharika · Answer

Its clear because he taught that he is selling flat no.2 but Mr.A was selling flat no.1

Adiba · Answer

I mean contact clear nhi hai ki konsa ghr dena hai issliye yeh contract void honga

Adiba · Answer

This is a contract of uncertain event as well ... It is unclear about the contract as well

Naganiharika · Answer

Thank you

Kameshwaran. · Answer

According To The INDIAN CONTRACT ACT 1872, Free Consent is one of Essential Elements of the valid contract. The parties Must Concent Latin maxim : Consensus ad idem Meaning: Parties Must be agree upon Same thing in the Same Sense. Here In this case there is no consent Between Mr.A & Mr.B. Because both of them were think upon the Different flat Hence, This is a Invalid Contract

Ravi · Answer

In this there is no metting of minds therefore the contract will not be treated as valid and it will be cancelled

M · Answer

There is no free consent, for a valid contract there should be meeting of minds ( consensus ad idem). No consensus ad idem No contract.

Naganiharika · Answer

No its not a valid contract

Sai · Answer

Cross offer

Vennella · Answer

It is not a valid contract

Naganiharika · Answer

Thank you

Vennela · Answer

It is not a valid contract

If Mr.A had 2flats and he decided to sell one of the flat of flat no.101 but thr another party taught that Mr.A is selling Flat No.102 and accepted to buy according to indian contract act what does it

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