Author(s): Praveen Kumar Pandey

Abstract: A Contract is a legally binding agreement. When discussing contract law, one of the most frequently used terms is ‘capacity.’ In today’s globalised world, it is critical for a party to have the ability to contract in order to engage in commercial transactions. This article will discuss how one person is or is not competent to enter a valid contract with another, with a focus on the Indian Contract Act, 1872 (hereinafter ‘the Act’), relating case laws, and a critical analysis of the subject in the Indian context.

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