27. ‘A’ lends a book to ‘B’ and ‘B’ promises to return it one week before examinations. B did not return it in spite of ‘A’s’ repeated demands. A sues B for breach of contract and claims damages. B pleads absence of consideration and therefore not a contract. Decide.

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24. ‘A’ holds a lease from ‘B’ terminable on three months’ notice. C without B’s authority, gives notice of termination to ‘A’. B ratifies the notice and files a suit for rejectment. ‘B’ is entitled to get decree or not.

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22. ‘A’ being Y’s agent for the sale of goods, induces K to buy them by a misrepresentation, which ‘X’ was not authorised by ‘Y’ to make. Can this contract be set side at the option of K? State the reasons for your answer.

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20. A entrusted some books to B for binding B promised to complete the work and return the same within ten days. B failed to return the books within the agreed time. Subsequently the books were burnt in an accidental fire. Can A recover damages for the loss from B? Decide

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19. A directs B his agent to buy a certain house form him. B tells A that, it can’t be bought at it is already sold out, but buys the house for himself. A came to know about the travel committed by B. Can A compel B to sell the house to himself? Decide.

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15. ‘A’ stands as a surety for the good conduct of ‘B’. Who is employed in a Bank. ‘B’ misappropriates some moneys. The bank excuses him without informing ‘A’ of ‘B’ is misconduct B again misappropriates Rs. 50,000/-, The bank files a suit against ‘A’ on the strength of guarantee. Decide giving reasons.

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