subject: Contracts Which Need Not To Be Performed [print this page] To conclude I can say that, under contract Act 1872 There are some circumstances when an original contract duly entered into by the parties need not to be performed. E.g. by agreement of the parties, voidable contracts etc. etc. The fulfillment of the legal obligation in a contract is called performance of the contract. Chapter vi of the contract Act deals with the performance of the contracts.
