Contracts
- By Mominur Rahman
- Published 16 October 2006
- Law
- Unrated
CONTRACTS REQUIRED TO BE MADE IN WRITING
The following contract must be in writing:
1. An agreement may be made without consideration if it is expressed in writing and registered and is made on account of natural love and affection between parties standing in a near relation to each other.[Section-25 (1)]
2. If an agreement is to pay a debt of which the creditor might have enforced payment by for the law for the limitation of suits, it must be made in writing and should be signed by the person to be charged with.[Section-25 (3)]
3. The memorandum of association and the articles of association of a company incorporated under the companies act, 1913, must be made in writing.[Section-9 (Company Act, 1913)]
4. Any contract made by a company must be in writing[Section-88 (Companies Act,1913)]
5. A sale, [Section-54 (Companies Act,1913)]. A mortgage, [Section-59 (Transfer of Property Act)]. A lease, [Section-123 (Transfer of Property Act)]. And a gift,[Section-123 (Transfer of Property Act)] of the immovable property must be made in writing.
6. A trust must be created in writing.[Section-6 (Trust Act)]
7. An agreement in the form of an acknowledgement to save the law of limitation is required to be made in writing.[Section-19 (Limitation Act)]
8. An agreement to refer a dispute to arbitration must be made in writing.[Section-2 (Arbitration Act)]
1. An agreement may be made without consideration if it is expressed in writing and registered and is made on account of natural love and affection between parties standing in a near relation to each other.[Section-25 (1)]
2. If an agreement is to pay a debt of which the creditor might have enforced payment by for the law for the limitation of suits, it must be made in writing and should be signed by the person to be charged with.[Section-25 (3)]
3. The memorandum of association and the articles of association of a company incorporated under the companies act, 1913, must be made in writing.[Section-9 (Company Act, 1913)]
4. Any contract made by a company must be in writing[Section-88 (Companies Act,1913)]
5. A sale, [Section-54 (Companies Act,1913)]. A mortgage, [Section-59 (Transfer of Property Act)]. A lease, [Section-123 (Transfer of Property Act)]. And a gift,[Section-123 (Transfer of Property Act)] of the immovable property must be made in writing.
6. A trust must be created in writing.[Section-6 (Trust Act)]
7. An agreement in the form of an acknowledgement to save the law of limitation is required to be made in writing.[Section-19 (Limitation Act)]
8. An agreement to refer a dispute to arbitration must be made in writing.[Section-2 (Arbitration Act)]
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