Introduction: The doctrine of indoor management is also known as “TURQUAND’S RULE”. The doctrine of indoor management protects outsiders, who have entered into any contract with the Company, by placing the parties in the first place and companies policy, behind …
Introduction Normally, when a person suffers an injury at the expense of someone else’s lack of care or breach of duty, the person who displays such breach of duty is liable to pay damages to the victim. Volenti Non Fit …
Introduction One of the most important requirements for entering into a legal contract is that both parties must have the capacity to contract. According to section 11 of the Indian Contract Act, 1972. “Every person is competent to contract who …
Introduction The Supreme Court of India has been conferred with various kinds of Jurisdiction. The most widely applied jurisdictions being Original as well as Appellate Jurisdiction. The Supreme Court’s Original jurisdiction lies in disputes between the Government of India and …
Introduction The various statutes, or laws if we were to speak broadly, that we follow, are formulated in the legislature, but the responsibility of interpretation of the laws sometimes falls upon the judiciary. The need for interpretation of statutes may …
Introduction In any trial, evidence is considered as the most important part as it is helped by proving the facts, whether it is right or wrong. Based on evidence an accused can be either convicted or acquitted. Under evidence law, …
Introduction Privileged communication is a form of communication in which two or more individuals are in a legally recognized relationship. By this protected relationship, they are not bound to disclose any details of such communication. To protect the sanctity of …
Introduction Intellectual Property includes original ideas, research results, critical business information, etc. which are intangible and emanate from human creative labour. In accordance with Article 2 of World Intellectual Property Organization, “Intellectual Property shall include the rights relating to literary, …
Introduction It is a well-known fact that jurisdiction is a key component in determining whether or not the court has the power to adjudicate the case. Without a clear understanding of the jurisdiction, one cannot proceed with a case. Unless …
Introduction Law is the supreme governing institute above all. There are two types of body of laws- Adjective laws and Substantive laws. Adjective law includes those sections of the law relating to the application of the law and the procedure …