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CChandan

Behen tum notes wale option par search karlo, scanner ke liye

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VVala

Search on ytt

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VVarsha.

Complete icai syllabus as much as do writing practice

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VVeer

Esay tho hai 1:1 ayega

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MMegha

Yess

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VVarsha.

After watching the class of a unit, try to solve min 10 cases by ur own ask questions in chatgpt, or icai website or here also. Last 3 units are important try to do more case studies in that units

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BrunoAI answer

Ascertainment of price is covered by Sections 9 and 10 of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930. Section 9: Price can be: 1. Fixed by the contract itself. 2. Left to be fixed in an agreed manner. 3. Decided by the course of dealing between the parties. If none of these applies, the buyer pays a reasonable price. Section 10 (valuation by a third party): - If the third party fails to fix the price, the agreement is void. - If goods were already delivered and used by the buyer, the buyer pays a reasonable price. - If a party's fault stops the valuation, the other party can sue for damages. For practice questions, try the Law question banks in notes [1] and [4] below.

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MMadhu· 1 found helpful

Ascertainment is how price of the goods is decided in the contract Section 9 1.It is already mentioned in the contract (fixed) 2.Parties agree to fix it in specific manner 3.by course of dealing between parties Section 10 - By third party If the third party refuses to ascertain price ,and goods haven't been delivered then the contract becomes void But if goods have already been delivered, reasonable price must be ascertained If either seller or buyer is preventing the valuer from ascertainin the price he /she can be sued by other party for damages

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Ssinghshivanshika37

1. Right of subrogation means once the surety pays the guaranteed debt or performs his promise so he steps into the creditors shoes and he gets all the rights of creditors against the principal debtor 2. Implied promise to indemnify surety means that every contract of guarantee carries an implied promise to repay the amount to surety by principal debtor if surety already performed his promise now the surety becomes the creditor so he can recover the amount from principal debtor which he rightfully paid but not wrong fully paid Example 1. Ram borrows 500000 from bank and shyam is the surety at the time of repayment of loan ram is unable to pay and shyam paid the amount to bank so after that shyam has right to recover the amount from ram which he had paid to the bank 2. Same in case of implied promise to indemnify surety Shyam can recover the 500000 from ram but if shyam defended the bank's suit without reasonable cause so he cannot recover the amount

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KKamal

Yes mr a can recoverd the good damages

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SSonu

Mathematics

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