A contract is a legally binding agreement that exists between two or more parties to do or not to do something. An agreement begins with an offer and ends for compensation, but a contract must achieve another objective, that is, applicability. As a result of this violation, the aggrieved person can appeal against the culprit. So we can say that all contracts are an agreement, but not all agreements are contracts. For example, if Devdas asks Paro not to marry for the rest of his life, he will give him a new dress and shoes for it; it cannot be considered a valid contract, since the agreement is concluded in the withholding of the marriage. ADOPTION:- According to Section 29 (b) of the Contracts Act, if the person to whom the proposal is submitted means his or her approval of the proposal, it is said that it is adopted. A proposal, if passed, becomes a promise. Some contracts may indicate what should be paid in the event of an infringement. This is often called liquidated damage. Not all agreements are reviewed under the Indian Contract Act because some of them are not contracts. Only legally applicable agreements are contracts.

The Contract Act is the right to agreements that create obligations and, if a party is broken, the other party has recourse. “All agreements are contracts if they are entered into by the free consent of the parties.” Discuss literally: void means no legal value and the agreement means arrangement, promise or contract made with someone. A non-responsibility agreement therefore means an agreement that has no legal value. Inconsistent influence: the teacher asked the students, regardless of the price paid 200, that the student will get full grades in the viva. Now the teacher was in a fiduciary relationship with the students and was operating such a position inappropriately. Thus, such a contract, which the teacher hands over to the student, is cancelled by the students. BACKGROUND:- Section 2 (d) of the Contracts Act is defined for remuneration. Section 2 states that an agreement reached without consideration is non-acute, except:- a) natural love and affection. Section 25 of the Contracts Act must have a close relationship between the contracting parties.

The promise must be made by a party of natural love and affection for the other. The promise should be written and recorded. b) Compensation for past voluntary benefits p. 25 (2) in Sindha v.Abrahim-1895 Bombay: The promise to compensate, albeit without consideration, is binding because of this exception. The exception also applies to a situation in which there is a commitment to do something voluntary” c) Promise to pay prescribed debts: Sec.25 (3): the commitment must be to pay all or part of a prescribed debt, that is, a debt for which the creditor could have imposed payment, but for the law limiting the remedy. The undertaking must be written and signed by the person who must be the subject of the undertaking. Case Gobind Le v. Sarju das-1908, Ganesh Prasad v.Mt.