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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
Open accessResearch PaperVol. 5 No. VI (2022)pp. 1094–1101

All Contracts are Agreement but All Agreements are Not Contract

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Kashish SharmaStudent at IILM university, Gurugram, India
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Published 10 December 2022 · pp. 1094–1101 · Vol. 5 No. VI (2022)
Abstract

Contracts is defined in S2(h) of Indian contract Act, 1874 .Contracts and Agreements are mostly considered synonymous terms, but they are different in many aspects, and they have a totally different definition. An agreement is the basic structure and when the agreement is legally bounding it becomes a contract, but if it does not include the essentials to form a contract then it can become a void, voidable, domestic agreement. Therefore, not every agreement turns into a contract, but it can be considered as an essential step forward to form a contract. This paper aims to differentiate between these two terms and elaborate the essentials to turn an agreement into a contract.

Keywords
ContractsIndian Contract Act1874AgreementEssentials of a contractVoid agreementsVoidable AgreementsDomestic Agreements

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Kashish Sharma, All Contracts are Agreement but All Agreements are Not Contract, 5 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 1094 (2022).

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Kashish Sharma, All Contracts are Agreement but All Agreements are Not Contract, 5 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 1094 (2022).
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