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The second paragraph of Section 10 provides that the section does not affect any law in force in India by which a contract must be made in a particular form. Which of the following does it specifically preserve?
Section 10 preserves any law in force in India requiring a contract to be made in writing or in the presence of witnesses, and any law relating to registration of documents. So where another statute prescribes such a form, that requirement continues to apply despite the general rule.
- AAny law requiring a contract to be in writing or in the presence of witnesses, or relating to registration of documentsCorrect
- BAny law fixing the price at which goods may be sold
- CAny law permitting minors to contract for luxuries
- DAny law allowing courts to rewrite unfair contract terms
Explanation
The second paragraph of Section 10 says nothing in it affects any law requiring a contract to be made in writing or in the presence of witnesses, or any law relating to registration of documents. The other options mention matters not covered by that paragraph.
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