Legal Principle: An agreement is void if the court regards it as opposed to the public policy.Factual Situation: Sunita, while her husband Shankar was alive, promised to marry Neel in the event of Shankar's death. Subsequently, Shankar died, but Sunita refused to marry Neel. Neel sues Sunita for damages for breach of promise. (AILET 2014)Decision:

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Legal Principle: An agreement is void if the court regards it as opposed to the public policy.<br>Factual Situation: Sunita, while her husband Shankar was alive, promised to marry Neel in the event of Shankar's death. Subsequently, Shankar died, but Sunita refused to marry Neel. Neel sues Sunita for damages for breach of promise. (AILET 2014)<br>Decision:






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