Capacity to Contract is not an essential element of a valid contract under the Indian Contract Act. The essential elements are Offer and Acceptance, Consideration, and Free Consent.

Under the Indian Contract Act, a person must be at least 18 years of age to enter into a valid contract.

Love and Affection is not a valid consideration under the Indian Contract Act. Consideration must be something of value that is exchanged for the promise.

An Option Contract is a legally binding agreement that gives one party the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a specified price within a specified time frame.

Mistake of Law is not a ground for rescission of a contract under the Indian Contract Act. Misrepresentation, Fraud, and Undue Influence are all grounds for rescission.

A Bilateral Contract is a contract in which both parties make promises to each other in exchange for each other's promises.

Minor Breach is not a type of breach of contract under the Indian Contract Act. Anticipatory Breach, Actual Breach, and Fundamental Breach are all types of breach of contract.

A Void Contract is a contract that is invalid from the beginning and has no legal effect.

Universal Agency is not a type of agency relationship recognized under the Indian Contract Act. General Agency, Special Agency, and Sub-Agency are all types of agency relationships.

A Voidable Contract is a contract that is valid but can be rescinded by the party who was under duress or coercion.

Punitive Damages are not a type of damages that can be awarded for breach of contract under the Indian Contract Act. Compensatory Damages, Nominal Damages, and Consequential Damages are all types of damages that can be awarded.

An Executed Contract is a contract that has been performed by both parties and has no further obligations.

9 years is not a type of limitation period for filing a lawsuit for breach of contract under the Indian Contract Act. 3 years, 6 years, and 12 years are all types of limitation periods.

A Voidable Contract is a contract that is entered into by a minor and can be rescinded by the minor upon reaching the age of majority.

Frustration is not a type of discharge of a contract under the Indian Contract Act. Performance, Mutual Agreement, and Novation are all types of discharge of a contract.