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of <h1>Contracts for Impossible Acts Void Under Indian Contract Act Section 56; Compensation Required for Known Impossibilities.</h1> Section 56 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, states that an agreement to perform an impossible act is void. If a contract becomes impossible or unlawful after its formation due to unforeseen events, it is rendered void. If a promisor knowingly agrees to perform an impossible or unlawful act, they must compensate the promisee for any resulting loss. Illustrations include agreements to perform magical acts, contracts voided by mental incapacity or legal prohibitions on polygamy, and contracts voided by war or illness preventing performance.
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