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of <h1>Understanding Voidable Contracts Under Section 19: Consent Issues in Agreements Due to Coercion, Fraud, or Misrepresentation</h1> Section 19 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, addresses the voidability of agreements made without free consent. A contract is voidable if consent was obtained through coercion, fraud, or misrepresentation, allowing the affected party to either void the contract or enforce it as if the misrepresentations were true. However, if the misrepresentation or fraudulent silence could have been discovered with ordinary diligence, the contract is not voidable. Fraud or misrepresentation that did not influence consent does not render a contract voidable. Illustrations clarify scenarios where contracts are voidable or not based on these principles.
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