Chapter__________, of the Contract Act, deals with consequences of breach of contracts ?
Correct answer: A. VI
- A. VI
- B. VII
- C. VIII
- D. None of above
Explanation
Chapter VI of the Contract Act, comprising sections 73 to 75, deals with compensation and other consequences arising from breach of contract. Chapters VII and VIII address different contractual subjects.
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