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An agreement made by incompetent parties (Minor/Lunatic Person) is void. Any agreement with a bilateral mistake is void.

Agreements which have unlawful consideration is void.

Agreement with a unlawful object is void.

Agreements made without consideration is void.

Agreement in restraint of marriage of any major person is void (absolute restriction).

Agreement in restraint of trade is void.(reasonable reason)

An agreement the terms of which are uncertain is void.

An agreement by way of wager (betting/gambling) is void.

An agreement contingent upon the happening of an impossible event is void.

Agreement to do impossible acts is void.

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A void contract can be signed and upheld in court. However, this depends on why it was void to begin with.


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