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of <h1>Agreement Without Consideration Void Under Indian Contract Act 1872, Except for Specific Exceptions Like Love, Past Acts, and Debts</h1> An agreement made without consideration is void under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, unless it meets specific exceptions. These exceptions include agreements made in writing and registered due to natural love and affection between close relations, promises to compensate for past voluntary acts, or promises to pay debts barred by limitation laws, provided they are in writing and signed. Gifts between donor and donee are not affected by this section. An agreement is not void solely due to inadequate consideration, though courts may consider this when evaluating the consent's validity. Various illustrations demonstrate these principles in practice.
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