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of <h1>Neglect by Promisee Under Section 67 Excuses Promisor from Non-Performance in Contractual Agreements.</h1> Section 67 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, states that if a promisee neglects or refuses to provide the promisor with reasonable facilities necessary for fulfilling a promise, the promisor is excused from any non-performance resulting from such neglect or refusal. For example, if a contractor is hired to repair a house but the homeowner fails to indicate the areas needing repair, the contractor is not liable for failing to complete the task due to the homeowner's neglect.
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