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#Define are the major Provision of industrial Enterprises Act 2076
The Industrial Enterprises Act, 2076 is a law enacted by the Government of Nepal to regulate, promote and manage industrial enterprises in Nepal. Its main objective is to encourage industrial investment, increase production, create employment opportunities and promote export-oriented industries.
Major Provisions of Industrial Enterprises Act, 2076
1. Classification of Industries :-
Industries are classified based on capital investment
* Micro Industry * Cottage Industry * Small Industry
* Medium Industry * Large Industry
2. Industry Registration
* Industries must be registered with the Department of Industry (DOI) or concerned authority
* Some micro and cottage industries can be registered at local level
3. One-Stop Service Center
* Establishment of a One-Stop Service Center (OSSC)
* Provides services like registration, approval, tax, visa recommendation, etc., from a single place
4. Industrial Incentives and Facilities
* Tax exemptions and concessions
* Customs duty exemption on machinery and raw materials
* Facilities for export-oriented industries
* Special incentives for industries in remote and underdeveloped areas
5. Industrial Security
* Government ensures security of industries
* Protection against unlawful closure or disturbance
6. Environmental Protection
* Industries must follow environmental standards
* Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) or Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) may be required
7. Land and Infrastructure
* Provision for establishment of industrial areas and special economic zones
* Government may provide land facilities for industries
8. Sick Industry Provision
* Special provisions for revival and rehabilitation of sick or closed industries
9. Foreign Investment
* Allows foreign investment according to prevailing laws
* Provides facilities and protection to foreign investors
10. Dispute Settlement
* Provision for resolving industrial disputes through legal procedures
# Define a contract ? Explain the Essential Element of a valid Contract
According to law, a contract is an agreement enforceable by law.In simple words, when two or more parties make an agreement that is legally binding and can be enforced by a court of law, it is called a contract.
Essential Elements of a Valid Contract
1. Offer and Acceptance
* One party must make a lawful offer
* The other party must give lawful acceptance
* Acceptance must be absolute and unconditional
2. Intention to Create Legal Relationship
* The parties must intend to create a legal obligation
* Social or domestic agreements are usually not contracts
3. Lawful Consideration
* Consideration means something in return
* It may be money, goods, service, or promise
* Consideration must be lawful
4. Capacity of Parties
* The parties must be legally capable:
* Must be of major age
* Must be of sound mind
* Must not be disqualified by law
5. Free Consent
* Coercion * Undue influence * Fraud * Misrepresentation *Mistake
6. Lawful Object
* The purpose of the contract must be legal
* Agreements for illegal activities are void
7. Certainty
* Terms and conditions must be clear and definite
8. Possibility of Performance
* The contract must be capable of being performed
* Impossible agreements are void
9. Not Expressly Declared Void
* The agreement must not be declared void by law
# What are the various classification of contracts ? Explain with Examples
Contracts can be classified on different bases as follows:
1. Classification According to Formation
(a) Express Contract
* Terms are clearly stated either orally or in writing
* Example: A signs a written agreement to sell his bike to B for Rs. 50,000
(b) Implied Contract
* Formed by conduct or actions of the parties
* Example: Boarding a bus implies agreement to pay fare
(c) Quasi Contract
* Not an actual contract, but created by law
* Example: If A mistakenly pays money to B, B must return it
2. Classification According to Validity
(a) Valid Contract
* All essential elements are present
* Example: A legally sells his land to B with free consent
(b) Void Contract
* A contract which is not enforceable by law
* Example: Agreement to do an impossible act
(c) Voidable Contract
* Valid until one party cancels it
* Example: Contract made under fraud
(d) Illegal Contract
* Agreement forbidden by law
* Example: Agreement to sell illegal drugs
(e) Unenforceable Contract
* Cannot be enforced due to technical defects
* Example: Oral agreement required by law to be written
3. Classification According to Performance
(a) Executed Contract
* Both parties have performed their obligations
* Example: Cash purchase of goods
(b) Executory Contract
* Obligations are yet to be performed
* Example: A agrees to deliver goods next week
(c) Partly Executed and Partly Executory
* One party has performed, the other has not
* Example: A delivers goods, B has not yet paid
4. Classification According to Liability
(a) Bilateral Contract
* Both parties promise to perform
* Example: A agrees to sell, B agrees to buy
(b) Unilateral Contract
* Only one party makes a promise
* Example: Reward for finding a lost dog
# What is breach of contract ? Explain the remedies available to an aggrieved party
A breach of contract occurs when a party fails to perform their obligation as promised inthe contract without lawful excuse.In simple words, when one party does not fulfill theterms and conditions of the contract, it is called breach of contract.