Law of Contract-I

Complete Law of Contract-I notes for TU B.A.LL.B. new course — 8 units. Read Unit 1 free; full semester package Rs 500.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 8: Breach of Contract and Remedies — Meaning of Breach of Contract; Types of Remedies: Self-Help Remedies (Sell, Forfeiture or Use of Security or Bank Guarantee, Recovery from Advance or Deposit); Rescission from Contract; Judicial Remedies (Suit for Damages, Right for Restitution, Suit for Specific Performance, Injunction, and Suit of Quantum Meruit); Arbitration

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 8: Breach of Contract and Remedies — Meaning of Breach of Contract; Types of Remedies: Self-Help Remedies (Sell, Forfeiture or Use of Security or Bank Guarantee, Recovery from Advance or Deposit); Rescission from Contract; Judicial Remedies (Suit for Damages, Right for Restitution, Suit for Specific Performance, Injunction, and Suit of Quantum Meruit); Arbitration — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 7: Discharge of a Contract — Discharge by Breach of Contract: Actual Breach and Anticipatory Breach; Discharge by Performance; Discharge by Operation of Law; Discharge by Agreement of Parties; Discharge by Impossibility and Doctrine of Frustration; Discharge by Lapse of Time

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 7: Discharge of a Contract — Discharge by Breach of Contract: Actual Breach and Anticipatory Breach; Discharge by Performance; Discharge by Operation of Law; Discharge by Agreement of Parties; Discharge by Impossibility and Doctrine of Frustration; Discharge by Lapse of Time — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 6: Performance of Contract and Assignment of Contract — Concept of Performance; Types of Performance: Actual and Attempted; Requisites of Valid Tender; Provisions of Nepalese Contract Law; Meaning of Assignment of Contract; Rules Regarding Assignment of Rights, Liabilities and Exceptions; Assignment by Operation of Law; Provisions under Nepalese Contract Law

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 6: Performance of Contract and Assignment of Contract — Concept of Performance; Types of Performance: Actual and Attempted; Requisites of Valid Tender; Provisions of Nepalese Contract Law; Meaning of Assignment of Contract; Rules Regarding Assignment of Rights, Liabilities and Exceptions; Assignment by Operation of Law; Provisions under Nepalese Contract Law — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 5: Void and Voidable Contract — Void Contract: Unlawful Agreements; Statutory Illegality; Immoral Agreements and Agreements Opposed to Public Policy; Impossible Contract; Uncertain Contract; Nepalese Legal Provisions. Voidable Contract: Consent; Exceptions to Free Consent and Consequences — (i) Coercion/Duress, (ii) Undue Influence, (iii) Fraud, (iv) Misrepresentation/Deceit, (v) Mistake; Effects of Want of Free Consent; Nepalese Provisions; Comparison between Void and Voidable Agreements

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 5: Void and Voidable Contract — Void Contract: Unlawful Agreements; Statutory Illegality; Immoral Agreements and Agreements Opposed to Public Policy; Impossible Contract; Uncertain Contract; Nepalese Legal Provisions. Voidable Contract: Consent; Exceptions to Free Consent and Consequences — (i) Coercion/Duress, (ii) Undue Influence, (iii) Fraud, (iv) Misrepresentation/Deceit, (v) Mistake; Effects of Want of Free Consent; Nepalese Provisions; Comparison between Void and Voidable Agreements — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 4: Terms of Contract — Meaning of Terms of Contract; Contents and Status of Terms; Parole Evidence Rule; Standard Form of Contract; Exclusion Clauses; Statutory and Judicial Restrictions to the Exemption Clauses

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 4: Terms of Contract — Meaning of Terms of Contract; Contents and Status of Terms; Parole Evidence Rule; Standard Form of Contract; Exclusion Clauses; Statutory and Judicial Restrictions to the Exemption Clauses — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 3: Formation of Contract — Capacity to Contract (Meaning; Incapacity by Minors, Persons of Unsound Mind, Disqualified Persons; Legal Consequences of Contract with Incapacitated Persons); Party Autonomy and Limitations on Freedom of Contract; Offer (Meaning; Rules of Valid Offer; Types; Communication including Electronic Communications and Emails; Revocation and Termination; Offer and General Invitation to Treat); Acceptance (Meaning; Rules; Communication Effectiveness: by Performance, Promissory Acceptance, Acceptance by Silence or Inaction, Electronic Acceptance; Revocation and Termination; Proposal Presented Before the Public); Consideration (Meaning and Nature — Nudum Pactum; Rules, Unlawful Consideration and Its Effect; Kinds and Adequacy; Doctrine of Privity of Contract and Consideration: Exceptions; Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel; Nepalese Provisions)

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 3: Formation of Contract — Capacity to Contract (Meaning; Incapacity by Minors, Persons of Unsound Mind, Disqualified Persons; Legal Consequences of Contract with Incapacitated Persons); Party Autonomy and Limitations on Freedom of Contract; Offer (Meaning; Rules of Valid Offer; Types; Communication including Electronic Communications and Emails; Revocation and Termination; Offer and General Invitation to Treat); Acceptance (Meaning; Rules; Communication Effectiveness: by Performance, Promissory Acceptance, Acceptance by Silence or Inaction, Electronic Acceptance; Revocation and Termination; Proposal Presented Before the Public); Consideration (Meaning and Nature — Nudum Pactum; Rules, Unlawful Consideration and Its Effect; Kinds and Adequacy; Doctrine of Privity of Contract and Consideration: Exceptions; Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel; Nepalese Provisions) — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 2: Classification and Kinds of Contract — Indirect/Quasi Contract (Concept; Doctrine of Unjust Enrichment; Nepalese Provisions); Contingent Contract (Concept; Distinction from Wagering Agreement; Nepalese Provisions); E-Contract: Validity and Enforceability

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 2: Classification and Kinds of Contract — Indirect/Quasi Contract (Concept; Doctrine of Unjust Enrichment; Nepalese Provisions); Contingent Contract (Concept; Distinction from Wagering Agreement; Nepalese Provisions); E-Contract: Validity and Enforceability — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Law of Contract-I

LAW5305 Law of Contract-I — Unit 1: Introduction — Concept of Contract; Genesis of Contract Law; Sources of Contract Law; Freedom of Contract and Its Limitation; Essentials of Valid Contract; Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations 1980 (Rome Convention); Influence of International Human Rights in Contract; Role and Significance of Contract in Society; Historical Development of Nepalese Contract Law; Basic Features of Nepalese Contract Law

Original exam-oriented notes for Law of Contract-I (LAW 5305) Unit 1: Introduction — Concept of Contract; Genesis of Contract Law; Sources of Contract Law; Freedom of Contract and Its Limitation; Essentials of Valid Contract; Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations 1980 (Rome Convention); Influence of International Human Rights in Contract; Role and Significance of Contract in Society; Historical Development of Nepalese Contract Law; Basic Features of Nepalese Contract Law — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

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