SEMINAR TOPICS

Class – LL.B. 1st Semester

Subject – Law of Contract--I
Section-Section A
Paper Code 1.3

SL No. Roll No Seminar Topics

1. 1-6 An Analytical Study of the Term ‘Proposal’ with its Relevant

provisions and Case Laws Under Indian Contract Act, 1872

2. 7-12 “No Consideration, No Contract” – A Study of the Provisions

Pertaining to the Indian Contract Act, 1872

3. 13-18 An Analytical Study on the Nature and Effects of Minor’s

Agreement

4. 19-24 “Free Consent and Factors Vitiating Free Consent” – A

Descriptive Study

5. 25-30 An Analytical Study on the Grounds Which Make an Agreement

Void under the Indian Contract Act, 1872

6. 31-36 “Legal Validity of Agreements Made Without Consideration

Along With its Exceptions”: A Descriptive Study

7. 37-42 “Discharge of Contract and Its Various Modes”: An Inquisitive

Study

8. 43-48 “Quasi Contracts and Its Provisions Under the Indian Contract
Act, 1872”: An Analytical Study

9. 49-54 An Analytical Study of the Constitutional Provisions as to the

Government’s Power to Contract

10. 55-60 A Critical Study on Hadley v. Baxendale, 1854 Reflecting Upon

Remedies for Breach of Contract
Section: Section B

SL No. Roll No Seminar Topics

1. 61-66 An Analytical Study of the Term ‘Proposal’ with its Relevant

provisions and Case Laws Under Indian Contract Act, 1872

2. 67-72 “No Consideration, No Contract” – A Study of the Provisions

Pertaining to the Indian Contract Act, 1872

3. 73-78 An Analytical Study on the Nature and Effects of Minor’s

Agreement

4. 79-84 “Free Consent and Factors Vitiating Free Consent” – A Descriptive

Study

5. 85-90 An Analytical Study on the Grounds Which Make an Agreement

Void under the Indian Contract Act, 1872

6. 91-96 “Legal Validity of Agreements Made Without Consideration Along

With its Exceptions”: A Descriptive Study

7. 97-102 “Discharge of Contract and Its Various Modes”: An Inquisitive

Study

8. 103-108 “Quasi Contracts and Its Provisions Under the Indian Contract
Act, 1872”: An Analytical Study

9. 109-114 An Analytical Study of the Constitutional Provisions as to the

Government’s Power to Contract

10. 105-120 A Critical Study on Hadley v. Baxendale, 1854 Reflecting Upon

Remedies for Breach of Contract