Void Agreements | Indian Contract Act 1872 | CA Foundation
Channel: Learning With Nirmal
Date: 2023-02-18

This video talks about the following topics
A void Agreement is not enforceable by law. It has no legal existence and is 
inoperative. In such a contract, rights and duties of the parties cannot be 
enforced
Following Agreements are expressly declared as void under the Contract 
Act 1872:
1. Agreement made by Incompetent Person (Section 11)
2. Agreement made under the mutual mistake as to matter of fact 
essential to agreement (section 20)
3. Agreement made under mistake of law not in force in India (section 
21)
4. Agreement made without consideration (u/s 25)
5. Agreement the object or consideration of which is unlawful (u/s 23)
6. Agreement in Restraint of Marriage (u/s 26)
7. Agreement in Restraint of Trade (u/s 27)
8. Agreement in Restraint of Legal Proceedings (u/s 28)
9. Agreement the Meaning of which is uncertain (section 29)
10.Agreement by way of wager (u/s 30)
11. Agreement contingent on an uncertain future event, if the event 
becomes impossible (u/s 32)
12. Agreement Contingent on an impossible event (u/s 36)
13. Agreement to do an impossible act (u/s 56)
14. Agreement to do an act, which subsequently becomes impossible (u/s 
56)

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