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of <h1>Enforceability of Contingent Contracts: Section 33, Indian Contract Act, 1872 Explained</h1> Contingent contracts under Section 33 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, are enforceable when they depend on an uncertain future event not occurring. Such contracts can only be enforced once it becomes impossible for the event to happen. For example, if a party agrees to pay another if a specific ship does not return, the contract is enforceable only when it is confirmed that the ship has sunk, making its return impossible.
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