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A) P cannot succeed as the agreement was for the two years and it cannot be terminated before the expiry of that period.
B) P cannot succeed as the object at the time of making of the agreement was not clear
C) P will succeed as the object of the agreement has become unlawful
D) P will not succeed, if T agrees to share the wages of the children with P
Correct Answer: C
Solution :
Ans. According to the principle given here, if the object of an agreement is or becomes unlawful, then courts will not enforce such agreements, moreover law prohibits child labour. In the present scenario, in the beginning T starts a child care centre in the premises of P, for which he is paying rent but after some time T engages children in a chemical and hazardous factory, which is against the provisions of law, hence the object has become unlawful.You need to login to perform this action.
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