Essentials Of Valid Contract

Fraud under Section * of the Indian Contract Act, * involves any act committed with intent to deceive another party. Here are some key points:
- Misrepresentation of facts.
- Active concealment of facts.
- Making a promise without intention to perform.
- Any fraudulent act to deceive.
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In the context of Telangana and Indian contract law, here is some general information on the communication and revocation of offer and acceptance:
- Communication of Offer: An offer must be communicated to the offeree for it to be valid.
- Acceptance: Acceptance must be communicated to the offeror to complete the contract.
- Revocation: An offer can be revoked anytime before acceptance is communicated.
- Modes of Communication: Communication can be via any means (written, oral, electronic).
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To clarify communication and revocation of offer and acceptance:
- Communication of Offer: An offer must be communicated to the offeree.
- Acceptance: Acceptance must be communicated to the offeror.
- Revocation of Offer: An offer can be revoked before it is accepted.
- Revocation of Acceptance: Acceptance can be revoked before it reaches the offeror.
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Fraud under Section * of the Indian Contract Act involves:
- Deceit: Intentional deception to induce someone to enter into a contract.
- False representation: Misleading someone about a fact.
- Concealment: Hiding material facts.
- Promise without intent: Making a promise without the intention to fulfill it.
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