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Which section of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, defines a 'Contract of Guarantee'?
Which section of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, defines a 'Contract of Guarantee'?
- Section 128
- Section 129
- Section 127
- Section 126 (correct)
Who is referred to as the 'surety' in a Contract of Guarantee?
Who is referred to as the 'surety' in a Contract of Guarantee?
- The person who gives the guarantee (correct)
- The person in respect of whose default the guarantee is given
- The person to whom the guarantee is given
- All of the above
What is the object or purpose of a Contract of Guarantee?
What is the object or purpose of a Contract of Guarantee?
- To perform the promise of a third person
- To discharge the liability of a third person
- To protect the creditor in case of the debtor's default
- All of the above (correct)
Can a Contract of Guarantee be oral?
Can a Contract of Guarantee be oral?
In a Contract of Guarantee, who is the 'principal debtor'?
In a Contract of Guarantee, who is the 'principal debtor'?
Which section of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, defines the parties to a Contract of Guarantee?
Which section of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, defines the parties to a Contract of Guarantee?
Who is the 'creditor' in a Contract of Guarantee?
Who is the 'creditor' in a Contract of Guarantee?
In a Contract of Guarantee, who is the 'principal debtor'?
In a Contract of Guarantee, who is the 'principal debtor'?
Can a Contract of Guarantee be oral?
Can a Contract of Guarantee be oral?
What is the object or purpose of a Contract of Guarantee?
What is the object or purpose of a Contract of Guarantee?
Study Notes
Contract of Guarantee
- A 'Contract of Guarantee' is defined in Section 126 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872.
- The 'surety' is the person who gives the guarantee.
- The object or purpose of a Contract of Guarantee is to ensure the payment or performance of a debt or obligation by the principal debtor.
- A Contract of Guarantee can be oral, but it is generally recommended to have it in writing.
- The 'principal debtor' is the person who is primarily responsible for the debt or obligation.
- Section 126 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines the parties to a Contract of Guarantee.
- The 'creditor' is the person to whom the guarantee is given, and who will benefit from its performance.
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