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<h1>Understanding Section 35: Contingent Contracts Void if Event Fails to Occur Within Specified Time</h1> Section 35 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, addresses contingent contracts dependent on the occurrence of a specified uncertain event within a fixed time. Such contracts become void if the event does not occur by the time specified or if it becomes impossible before the time expires. Conversely, contracts contingent on an event not happening within a fixed time can be enforced if the time expires without the event occurring, or if it becomes certain the event will not happen before the time expires. Examples include promises contingent on the return or non-return of a ship within a year.