Contract Voidability
Contract voidability refers to conditions under which a contract can be cancelled or declared unenforceable by one or both parties.
| Voidability Ground | Basis |
| Misrepresentation | False statements made |
| Fraud | Deliberate deception |
| Duress | Coercion or threats |
| Undue influence | Unfair persuasion |
| Mistake | Fundamental error by parties |
| Legal Consequences | Effect |
| Voidable contract | Valid until cancelled |
| Right to rescind | Injured party can cancel |
| Restitution | Parties returned to original position |
| Damages possible | If fraud or misrepresentation |
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