A STUDY OF CONTRACT FARMING IN PRESENT SCENARIO IN INDIA

Authors:

AKHAND PRATAP SINGH, DR. RAJESH KUMAR VERMA

Page No: 867-874

Abstract:

Contract law sets out the legal rules on promise, formation, performance and enforceability. Modern contract law has now been a specialist branch of law. The two must be provided and approved in order to create juridical relations between the parties. It is objective to test the purpose. A significant aspect which the Court takes into account is the alleged motive of the parties. If required, the court will investigate the parties' actions and much can be derived from the behaviour. The Court does not concern the parties' intellectual purpose, but rather the purpose of the parties, under all the circumstances of the case, as a fair man would say. Conducts that have altered the meaning and facets of conventional contractual terms have taken place new innovations. Contracts for entertainment and sports are increasing in number for minors. The courts no longer adhere to the principle that a contract with a minor is invalid. In such cases, free contract law prevails over the decisions of the courts. The contract law today has to be taught by incorporating new facets of practices and problems facing contemporary contracts. This paper also shows that the standard player contracts that exist today in India are highly inequitable and India has to strive to build on fairly negotiated collective bargaining agreements to produce such agreements more consciously. A standard form contract is a dynamic issue, which changes with time as the nature of the job and scope of the job progresses. The terms and conditions of a contract of employment represent an organization’s work style and culture. You must describe the relationship in a reasonable and unequivocal way when employing an individual in your organisations or in your company. A contract of employment allows an organization to preserve its interests while being fair to the employee

Description:

Contract farming, legal rules, employment, India

Volume & Issue

Volume-11,ISSUE-12

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