The Indian Contract Act, 1872, was enacted on: a) 1st January 1872 b) 1st April 1872 c) 1st July 1872 d) 1st December 1872

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The Indian Contract Act, 1872, was enacted on: April 25, 1872.

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The doctrine of 'stare decisis' refers to: a) The authority of the courts to interpret law b) The principle of respecting precedent c) The process of enacting new laws d) The process of amending the constitution

The Indian Contract Act, 1872, was enacted on 1st April 1872.

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@Greygrey, your source doesn’t mention anything about the Act being enacted on April 25, 1872, even though that is correct.

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