Are All Agreements Contracts

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The concept of countervailable contracts: there are certain agreements that can be implemented by one party, but not to the extent possible by other parties. It is for that party to decide whether it is prepared to enforce the treaty or to render it inapplicable, i.e. null and void. Countervailable agreements are therefore both valid and invalid agreements. The marked scope of countervailable agreements means that they may be considered invalid or cancelled at the discretion of a party and thus cover the scope of valid and invalid agreements. An agreement of a minor, an agreement without compensation, some agreements against public order, etc. Jones v/s Padavllon: Where a young girl left the service to undergo legal training, with the promise of her mother to bear the costs. It was seen as a family affair and not as a binding contract. To make the treaty an agreement, it is important that no contract is possible without an agreement, but we cannot say that all agreements are contracts. Section 2(y) of the Contracts Act states that “the contract is a legally enforceable agreement”. Any agreement z.B see the cinema is not a contract, if the offer is accepted, it becomes a promise. Consider that person A buys a radio on the loan of person B who takes care of the electronics and his devices.

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