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of <h1>Understanding Fraud: Section 17 of Indian Contract Act 1872 Defines Deceptive Acts in Contractual Agreements</h1> Fraud, as defined under Section 17 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, includes acts committed with the intent to deceive or induce another party into a contract. These acts encompass suggesting false facts, actively concealing facts, making promises without intent to perform, or any act designed to deceive. Additionally, acts or omissions declared fraudulent by law are included. Silence about facts affecting contract willingness is not fraud unless there is a duty to speak or silence equates to speech. Illustrations clarify scenarios where silence may or may not constitute fraud based on relationships or circumstances.
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