Contract of bailment and its essential elements
BAILMENT AND ITS ELEMENTS In common language we may understand bailment as an act in which, good is transferred for …
Civil laws
Vicarious liability under law of torts
Vicarious liability under law of torts Meaning of Vicarious Liability Vicarious Liability means to assigns the liability to an individual …
False imprisonment under the law of torts
FALSE IMPRISONMENT INTRODUCTION: False imprisonment happens when a person (who has no legal right or justification) deliberately prevents another person …
Grounds on which a Hindu wife can seek Divorce
Grounds on which a Hindu wife can seek Divorce Divorce Divorce means the termination of a marriage. Divorce is breaking …
Promoter of a company – role, duties and liabilities
Promoter of a company – role, duties and liabilities Introduction Promoter is the individual who begins the thought for arrangement …
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Audi alteram partem – Doctrine of fair hearing in India
Audi alteram partem – Principle of natural Justice Introduction – Audi alteram partem Audi alteram partem is a principle of natural justice. …
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Rights of unpaid seller against the goods – sale of goods act
RIGHT OF UNPAID SELLER TO STOP GOODS IN TRANSMIT On request from the seller, the carrier shall return the goods …
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Conditions of a Valid Hindu Marriage
Conditions of a valid Hindu Marriage Introduction: Among Hindus, marriage is a sacramental union- a respected, indissoluble and eternal union. …
Salient Features of Hindu marriage Act,1955
SALIENT FEATURES OF HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 Introduction: Marriage is a social institution. Marriage among Hindus are considered to be …
Assault & Battery – essential elements, examples – law of torts
Assault & Battery – essential elements, examples – law of torts ASSAULT: INTRODUCTION Assault as a civil tort is an …
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