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Ketan agrees to sell his house to Chetan for Rs 50 lakh. Further, they agree that if ketan opens a gambling den in the house, then ketan will pay him an additional amount of Rs 20 lakh. Decide whether it is an void or valid agreement
Option: 1
The first promise of buying the house for Rs 50 lakh is a legal and valid contract.
Option: 2
The second promise is based on lawful grounds and is hence also valid
Option: 3
The second promise is void
Option: 4
Both A and C
Answers (1)
Agreements based on unlawful grounds are void. The first promise of buying the house for Rs 50 lakh is a valid contract but second promise is based on unlawful grounds and hence is void. hence option d is correct.
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