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A. Yes, he can always make a contract

B. Yes, but only when he is sound mind

C. No, he cannot make contract

D. Can’t be determined

A. Desires

B. Wishes

C. Considerations

D. Promise

A. Standing, open or continuing offer

B. Counter offer

C. Cross offer

D. Special offer

A. Offer allowed to remain open for acceptance over a period of times

B. Offer made to the public in general

C. When the offeree offers to qualified acceptance of the offer

D. Offer made to a definite person

A. General offer

B. Cross offer

C. Counter offer

D. Special offer

A. Ordinary damages are recoverable

B. Special damage is recoverable only if the parties knew about them

C. Remote or indirect damages are not recoverable

D. All of these

A. He has ratified the contract

B. Third party has acquired right in good faith

C. Contract is not separable and recession is sought of a party only

D. All of these

A. Void

B. Voidable

C. Valid

D. Illegal

A. Mutual and Concurrent

B. Conditional and dependent

C. Mutual and independent

D. Both (a) and (b)

A. A can file a suit against D for recovery of the amount exceeding his share

B. A is entitled to recover Rs.20000 each from B and C

C. On payment by A, the contract is discharged and B and C are also not liable to A.

D. D is not justified here and is liable to refund the entire amount to A