Lesson 14 of 14 • 13 upvotes • 10:19mins
This case study helps to understand the scenario when a party cannot take benefit of Impossibility of performance or doctrine of frustration in case of contingent contracts. The reason behind is the fault of the party to contract who was to perform a part of the contract.
14 lessons • 2h 3m
CA Foundation Case Study 1 Balfour V. Balfour (in Hindi)
9:03mins
CA Foundation Case Study 2 Mrs.Carlill V. Carbolic Smokeball Co (in Hindi)
8:47mins
CA Foundation Case Study 3 Harris V. Nickerson (in Hindi)
8:07mins
CA Foundation Case Study 4 Lalman Shukla V. Gauri Dutt (in Hindi)
8:26mins
CA Foundation Case Study 5 Felthouse V. Bindley (in Hindi)
8:48mins
CA Foundation Case Study 6 Durga Prasad V. Baldeo (in Hindi)
8:29mins
CA Foundation Case Study 7 Chinnaya V. Ramaya (in Hindi)
9:17mins
CA Foundation Case Study 8 Shuppu Ammal V. Subramaniam (in Hindi)
8:25mins
CA Foundation Case Study 9 Devraje V. Ram Krishnaiah (Hindi)
8:22mins
CA Foundation Case Study 10 Raj Laxmi Dabee V. Bhootnath Mukherjee (Hindi)
8:26mins
CA Foundation Case Study 11 Collins V. Godefroy (Hindi)
9:19mins
CA Foundation Case Study 12 Taylor V. Caldwell (Hindi)
9:00mins
CA Foundation Case Study 13 Howell V. Coupland (Hindi)
8:21mins
CA Foundation Case Study 14 Ganga Saran V. Ram Charan Ram Gopal (Hindi)
10:19mins