An agreement made without consideration is generally:
Correct answer: C. Generally void, subject to statutory exceptions
- A. Always enforceable
- B. Automatically a criminal offence
- C. Generally void, subject to statutory exceptions
- D. Valid only if made orally
Explanation
Under the general rule of contract law, an agreement without consideration is void. The Contract Act recognizes limited exceptions, such as certain written and registered promises based on natural love and affection.
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