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Legality of Object and Consideration
- By Mominur Rahman
- Published 18 October 2006
- Law
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Table of Contents
Prepared for:
Md. Shafiqul Hossain
Faculty of Business
Asian University of Bangladesh (AUB)
Name of the course:
Commercial Law
Prepared by:
1. Shirina Akhtar 200010054
2. Syeda Farhana Tabassum 200010351
3. Layla Noor Dipa 200010454
4. Arjuman Habiba 200010612
BBA, 8th Batch, Section- B
Table of Contents
EXCUTIVE SUMMARY
1. Definition – Literally & Traditionally
2. Unlawful consideration & object
a) If it is forbidden by law;
b) If it were permitted, it would defeat the provisions of any law;
c) If it is fraudulent,
d) If it involves or implies injury to the person or property of another,
e) If the court regards it as immoral,
f) If the court regards it as ‘opposed to public policy’
3. Object and consideration unlawful in part
4. Contract in restraint of trade
5. Contract in restraint in marriage of a person not minor
6. Without consideration
7. Agreement by way of wager
8. Contract in restraint of legal proceeding
9. Impossible Acts
REFERENCES
Md. Shafiqul Hossain
Faculty of Business
Asian University of Bangladesh (AUB)
Name of the course:
Commercial Law
Prepared by:
1. Shirina Akhtar 200010054
2. Syeda Farhana Tabassum 200010351
3. Layla Noor Dipa 200010454
4. Arjuman Habiba 200010612
BBA, 8th Batch, Section- B
Table of Contents
EXCUTIVE SUMMARY
1. Definition – Literally & Traditionally
2. Unlawful consideration & object
a) If it is forbidden by law;
b) If it were permitted, it would defeat the provisions of any law;
c) If it is fraudulent,
d) If it involves or implies injury to the person or property of another,
e) If the court regards it as immoral,
f) If the court regards it as ‘opposed to public policy’
3. Object and consideration unlawful in part
4. Contract in restraint of trade
5. Contract in restraint in marriage of a person not minor
6. Without consideration
7. Agreement by way of wager
8. Contract in restraint of legal proceeding
9. Impossible Acts
REFERENCES
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