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of <h1>Section 23: Unlawful Agreements Under Indian Contract Act Include Fraud, Immorality, Public Policy Violations, and More.</h1> Section 23 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, outlines the conditions under which the consideration or object of an agreement is considered unlawful. An agreement is unlawful if it is forbidden by law, defeats legal provisions, is fraudulent, involves injury to others, or is deemed immoral or against public policy by the court. Such agreements are void. Illustrations include agreements involving fraud, concealment, immoral acts, or those that defeat legal objectives, such as purchasing prohibited property or dropping criminal prosecutions in exchange for compensation. Lawful agreements involve mutual promises with valid considerations, such as monetary payments for services or goods.
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