Section 2 of ICA : Section 2: Interpretation-Clause

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Explanation using Example

Imagine that Rita, a homeowner, wants to have her house painted. She contacts a local painter, Bob, and tells him that she will pay him $2,000 to paint her house. Rita's statement is a proposal as per Section 2(a) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872.

Bob agrees to the job for the stated price, thus accepting Rita's proposal, making it a promise as mentioned in Section 2(b).

In this scenario, Rita is the "promisor" and Bob is the "promisee" according to Section 2(c).

The $2,000 payment is the consideration for Bob's promise to paint the house, as describe...

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