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| Law of Contracts - II (Bailment, Pledge, Agency, etc.) |
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Law of Contracts - II (Indemnity, Guarantee, Bailment, Pledge, Agency, and Partnership Act) Q. 1 Define a contract of Indemnity. What are the essential elements of a contract of Indemnity? What are the rights of Indemnity holder? Q. 3 Define Bailment. What are the rights, duties, and liabilities of a bailee? When is he not responsible for loss, destruction, or deterioration of the things bailed? What are the various kinds of lien held by the bailee. Explain the rights of finder of goods. Q. 6 Define Agency. Is a notice to agent notice to principal? Explain vicarious liability of the principal. What are the various ways an agency can be created? Describe the rights and duties of an agent towards his principal. An agent cannot delegate his auhority. Explain. Describe modes of termination. What are theeffects of termination?
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6 Define Agency. Is a notice to agent notice to principal? Explain vicarious liability of the principal. What are the various ways an agency can be created? Describe the rights and duties of an agent towards his principal. An agent cannot delegate his auhority. Explain. Describe modes of termination. What are theeffects of termination?