Law of Tort – A complete Summary
Law of Tort – A complete Summary Introduction The word tort has been derived from the latin word ‘tortum’ which …
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Defamation as an offence
Introduction Every person has a prima facie duty not to injure any person’s reputation. Because every person have some valuable …
Test of Directness and Test of Reasonable Foresight under Law of Torts
Test of Directness & Test of Reasonable Foresight under Law of Torts Introduction: Problem of Remoteness After the commission of …
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Remoteness of Damages – Test of Directness & Test of Reasonable foresight
Remoteness of Damages The remoteness of damages is covered under the Law of Torts. It refers to the situation when …
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Discharge of Tortious liability
DISCHARGE IN TORTS Introduction There are seven different modes through which tort is discharged and no remedy will lie for …
Defamation & Malicious Prosecution
DEFAMATION & MALICIOUS PROSECUTION Defamation is an injury to the reputation of a person. It is basically the publication of …
Remedies available under Torts
REMEDIES IN TORTS Introduction When something that a party may have been enjoying is taken away from them by another …
Claim before the motor accidents claims tribunal – Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
Claim before the motor accidents claims tribunal – Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 The Motor vehicles Act, 1988, just like the …
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State Commission Under Consumer Protection Act – Composition and Powers
STATE COMMISSION UNDER THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT- COMPOSITION AND POWERS The consumer Protection Act, 1986 was enacted in the year …
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How the Occupier is Liable for Dangerous Premises?
How the Occupier is liable for Dangerous Premises? Introduction An occupier holds a responsibility for everyone who enters into premises …