Correct option is A
Under
Section 46 of the
Indian Contract Act, 1872, when no time is specified for the performance of a contract, it must be performed within a
reasonable time. Determining what constitutes "reasonable time" depends on the
facts of the case.
Information Booster:
The assessment of what is considered "reasonable time" is determined based on the
facts and circumstances surrounding the specific contract. Hence, it is a
factual determination.
Additional Information:
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Option (b): This is incorrect because "reasonable time" is not a legal issue but a factual one based on circumstances.
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Option (c): The Q of reasonable time is not a combined fact and law matter, as it's primarily based on the facts of the case.
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Option (d): Prudence, or wise judgment, is not the basis for determining "reasonable time" under contract law.
