Q.X promises to deliver 500 bags of rice to Y under a contract, without specifying the place of delivery. Where must the performance take place?

Since the contract is silent on where delivery should happen, the Act's own default rule fills the gap by putting the burden on X to ask Y. …

The contract between X and Y is silent on the place of delivery. Under the default rule in the Indian Contract Act, where no place is specified and the promise does not itself indicate the place, it is the duty of the promisor (X) to apply to the promisee (Y) to appoint a reasonable place for the performance of the promise. …

Match the fact pattern (no place specified in the contract) to the statutory default rule, which places the duty on the promisor (X) to seek out a reasonable place from the promisee (Y) — there is n …

Assuming X may simply deliver at X's own place of business or convenience — the Act specifically requires X to APPLY TO Y to …