Free consent (Factors affecting consent) Section 14 of Indian Contract Act

This video explains free consent and the factors that may affect a consent. This explains Section 14 of the Indian Contract Act 1872.

A consent is not free if it is affected by:
1. Coercion
2. Undue influence
3. Misrepresentation
4. Fraud
5 mistake

This video explains all these with the help of examples.

This video also explains kinds of mistake under Indian Contract Act and validity of contract in case consent is affected by mistake.

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[shivavishnu]

The way of teaching is awsome bro and it is very easy to understand and it is very short nd it's not boring at all.. 😇 keep going

[latharaj]

Literally it helped me a lot to revise "Misrepresentation" ..It will be surely helpful in mahh comming exams ..thank you Sir❤️

[divyak]

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[rachanabk]

seriously superb sir, , , and thank you sir.

[msankar]

Thank you for your valuable information

[paramveergamers]

Very interesting explaination. Awesome

[Rishita-roym]

Hello sir, kiya me SECTION 13 Consent defined ko or achhe se samjhne ke lie Tax Sarthi ki THE INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 ki book purchase kr lu

[balajaswanth]

Hmm. I understood sir.. Thanks for uploading this video

[avettade]

Plz provide the link for void and voidable contract

[atgodwow]

Should have given examples in fraud and mistake...

[radhikakhurana]

coercion
undue influence
fraud
misrepresentation
mistake

[vinusclass]

Hello...sir..pls help..hou to make this video..by using..pen with voice

[dejavu]

unilateral mistake can be voidable [like in some situations where it is a mistake of the subject matter (too essential like the nature of contract, quality of promise, identity etc.)] isn't it sir ?