Company A promises to sell land to Company B but does

Doctrine of part performance under Specific Relief Act allows enforcement if buyer acted on promise.

not sign a written agreement. B makes payment and takes possession. Is this enforceable?

A Yes, due to part performance Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

B No, oral contracts are invalid Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

C Yes, if payment is via cheque Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

D No, land sale requires notarisation Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

Solution

Doctrine of part performance (under Specific Relief Act) allows enforcement if buyer acted on promise.

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