Short Note On Wagering Agreement

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2. The betting agreement is an agreement not concluded, while the insurance contract is valid. In the case of Gherulal Parakh v. Mahadeodas Maiya, the leaders of two joint families entered into a partnership to demand betting contracts with two Hapur companies when it was agreed that the profits and losses resulting from the transactions would be borne equally by them. Subsequently, the complainant challenged the obligation to bear his share of the damage. The junior judge ruled that the betting contract concluded by the partners did not comply with Article 30 of the Act. Subsequently, on appeal, the High Court decided that, although the agreement concluded by the parties was null and void, its subject matter was not unlawful, as provided for in section 23 of the same Act, and that it is therefore maintained between the parties. A cricket match between India and South Africa is set to start in Hyderabad. If India wins the match, A accepts, B Rs. 500 to pay, while B, if South Africa wins the match, agrees to pay the rule 500 to A.

It is a betting agreement. In that case. Each game has the chance to win or lose. Here, the gain of one party will be the loss of the other and vice versa. The section makes an exception in favor of certain prizes for horses that have received a subscription, contribution or agreement to subscribe or contribute to a plate, prize or sum of money of a value or amount greater than five hundred rupees awarded to the winner or winners of a horse race. “Thus, a bet on a horse race with a prize of Rs. 500 or more was validated to the winners below the exception. But to protect the poor from gambling, a bet on a horse race with a price of less than 500 rupees remains a bet.


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