CON · S03ConsiderationAsked in 7 of 7 papers (Jun ’22, Dec ’22, Jun ’23, Dec ’23, Jun ’24, Jan ’25, Jun ’25)Which statement most accurately reflects section 2(d) of the Indian Contract Act concerning who may furnish consideration?
Answering past questions is part of Pro. Today's question is free.Why
ProAOnly the promisee may furnish it, even when the promisor expressly requests a third person’s act.
BOnly a non-party may furnish it because the promisee’s own act can never be consideration.
CThe promisee or another person may furnish consideration at the promisor’s desire.
DAny benefit counts as consideration even when conferred without the promisor’s request.
