Contracts form the foundation of commercial and personal agreements. Disputes can arise due to breach, misrepresentation, or non-performance.
Breach of contract
Ambiguous contract terms
Fraudulent inducement
Delayed performance or non-payment
Specific performance under Indian Contract Act, 1872
Compensation for breach
Injunctions to prevent further violations
Alternative dispute resolution via arbitration or mediation
Clear and precise contract drafting
Proper documentation and signatures
Legal review before signing
“A well-drafted contract prevents disputes before they arise.”
Q1. What constitutes a breach of contract?
A: Non-performance or violation of agreed terms.
Q2. How can disputes be resolved outside court?
A: Through arbitration, mediation, or negotiation.
Q3. Can compensation be claimed for non-performance?
A: Yes, under Indian Contract Act, 1872.
Q4. Is specific performance always granted?
A: Only when monetary compensation is inadequate.
Q5. How to prevent contract disputes?
A: By drafting clear terms and seeking legal review.
