Section 29 of ICA : Section 29: Agreements Void For Uncertainty

Explanation using Example

Imagine that you want to hire a contractor to paint your house, but the contract only states "paint the house as required." There is no detail on the type of paint, color, areas to be painted, or when the painting should be completed. This contract would be void because it lacks clarity and certainty in its terms, making it impossible to determine the scope of work or the contractor's obligations.

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