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How the word “Agreement” is different from the word “Contract”?

By Rajeev Mishra|February 2nd, 2012|Agreement, Contract, Contract Drafting, Contract Law, Indian Contract Act, Section 2(e), Section 2(h)|2 Comments

A discussion on difference between agreement and contract under Indian Contract Act.

Website Terms-Termination clause

By Rajeev Mishra|January 15th, 2012|Clause, Contract, Contract Drafting, Contract Law, Termination Clause|0 Comments

Queries raised with readers for termination clause in websites.

Communications under Indian Contract Act-Part II

By raajeevm|May 26th, 2010|1872, acceptance, Agreement, Agreement Drafting, Communication, Contract, Contract Drafting, Contract Law, indian contract, Indian Contract Act, law, offer, Section 3, Section 4|3 Comments

This post is in continuance to the last post (see here) about communication under Indian Contract Act of 1872. SECOND DISCUSSION Some of the recent technological means have introduced some new questions relating to completion of communication, when the mode of communication being used is Email, or like technology. The […]

How to Draft a Contract? The Introduction- Part 2.

By Rajeev Mishra|December 13th, 2009|Agreement, Agreement Drafting, Contract, Contract Drafting, Contract Law, Indian Contract Act, Recital|0 Comments

This article provides information about writing a recital of a contract.

Indian Contract Act, 1872 – Download PDF

By Rajeev Mishra|December 6th, 2009|1872, Contract, Contract Law, indian contract, Indian Contract Act|1 Comment

I have found two new download sources for the Indian Contract Act, 1872

Chandigarh District Court Website

Corecentre Website

Do let me know if you have any other good source for the PDF downloads.

Role of Offer & Acceptance in Contract Drafting

By Rajeev Mishra|December 5th, 2009|1872, acceptance, Agreement, Agreement Drafting, Contract, Contract Drafting, Contract Law, indian contract, Indian Contract Act, offer|1 Comment

Read the basics of "Offer" and "Acceptance" under the Indian Contract Act of 1872, and learn what elements you should keep in mind for contract drafting.