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A agrees to pay B Rs. 10000, if two straight lines enclose a space. The agreement _________.

A

is void being impossible to do

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Is avoidable

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unlawful in nature

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valid

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Solution

The correct option is B is void being impossible to do
For an agreement to be valid, it must contain a lawful or possible consideration. In the present case, the subject matter of the agreement i.e. two straight lines enclose a space is impossible as two straight lines cannot enclose a space. Therefore, the agreement pertaining to this is void due to impossibility of the act.

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