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Anil entered into a contract with Subhash for sale and purchase of a horse which, at the time of entering into a contract, was dead without the knowledge of both the parties. As a result of this, Anil could not sell the horse as per the contract. Advise Subhash. (SET LAW 2012)

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Anil entered into a contract with Subhash for sale and purchase of a horse which, at the time of entering into a contract, was dead without the knowledge of both the parties. As a result of this, Anil could not sell the horse as per the contract. Advise Subhash. (SET LAW 2012)






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