Introduction The term “damage” has been derived from the Latin term “damnum” which means hurt, loss or injury or damage. Damage is generally understood as any harm or loss caused either to a person or to his property because of …
Introduction The Indian Constitution envisages a number of legal doctrines. A legal doctrine can be a principle or set of principles that are widely followed. One of such doctrines is the doctrine of pith and substance. ‘Pith’ means the ‘essence …
Introduction The Indian Constitution is the main law of India. It outlines central political standards, methodology, rehearses, rights, forces, and obligations of the public authority. It gives protected incomparability and not parliamentary matchless quality, as it was not made by …
Introduction There are many theories on ‘How the law is made up of’. But, when we focus on the functions of the laws then we notice that law is not only for human beings but also works for the things …
Introduction Partition means the end of joint status of Hindu undivided family. Partition of property bestows separate conferment of status and rights to the coparceners under Hindu law. Coparcener is a person who by birth has ancestral rights over the …
Introduction The statute stipulates that a sales deal is concluded when the seller offers to sell and the buyer agrees and purchases to take account of negotiated terms. It may be oral. It may be signed or not by exchanging …
Introduction Before we begin with what exactly is the Doctrine of Privity of Contract, we need to understand the meaning of the terms ‘Privity’ and ‘Contract’. The word ‘Privity’ means, “A relation between two parties that is recognized by law, …
Introduction Indian Constitution is not only the longest written Constitution in the world, but it also contains some unique features. With the careful analysis of its fundamental framework, we can get precise insights into its profound spirits and the aims …
Introduction The Doctrine of Caveat Emptor is a Latin phrase that literally translates as ‘let the buyer beware.’ It means that during a transaction, the buyer must ascertain himself with the quality of the thing that he is purchasing as …
Introduction The word property is derived from the Latin word “propertietat” and the French word ‘proprious’ which means “a thing owned”. When India got independence and the constitution came into force the right to property act was included in the …