Performance of Contract | Sections 37–50 | Indian Contract Act Explained

Performance of Contract | Sections 37–50 | Indian Contract Act, 1872
In this video, we explain the concept of Performance of Contract under Sections 37 to 50 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 in a clear, structured, and judiciary-exam focused manner.
You will understand who must perform a contract, when and how performance should be done, and legal rules related to performance with easy examples.
🔍 Topics Covered:
Meaning of Performance of Contract
Who can demand performance? (Sec 37)
Who must perform the contract?
Joint promisors & their liability
Time and place of performance
Reciprocal promises
Assignment of contracts
Effect of refusal to perform
Legal provisions from Sections 37–50
📚 Why this topic is important?
Questions from Performance of Contract are frequently asked in:
Judiciary exams (RJS, DJS, PCS-J)
LLB semester exams
MCQs & answer writing practice
🎓 Useful for:
Judiciary aspirants
Law students (LLB / BA LLB / BBA LLB)
APO & other competitive exams
📝 Quick Exam Note:
👉 Performance of contract means fulfillment of obligations by the parties as per terms of the agreement.
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