INTRODUCTION The word tort has been derived from the Latin word ‘tortum’ which means ‘to twist’. Thus, the word ‘tort’ means any conduct which is not straight but is unlawful, crooked, twisted. Thus, the word tort refers to the unlawful …
Cyber Crime No specific definition of cyber-crime is provided under any Act. However, in general, it refers to the crimes done with the help of computer or internet. Thus, it is specifically concerned with the crimes committed in the Cyberworld. …
Robbery Section 390 of the IPC deals with Robbery. According to Section 390 of the IPC in every robbery, there is either theft or extortion. When theft is a robbery When a person commits theft or while committing the theft, …
Who is the finder of Goods? Any person who finds the goods belonging to another person and takes the goods in his custody is the finder of goods. For Example, A found a wallet belonging to B on the road, …
INTRODUCTION Defamation refers to the injury of the reputation. Thus, if a person harms the reputation of a person by making derogatory comments then it amounts to defamation. Defamation has been categorised into- Libel and Slander. In the English Criminal …
What is Contract? All agreements enforceable by law is a contract[1]. In other words, only those agreements become contract which is enforceable by law or which arises a legal obligation. Thus, there are two essentials of Contract: I) Agreement II) …
INTRODUCTION Assault and Battery are often used interchangeably, however, there exists a difference in the meaning of the two. Where the Battery refers to the actual use of force, Assault refers to the apprehension of the battery in the mind …
Internet was introduced in India in 1995 and the first wave of e-commerce started soon thereafter. Poseidon, the father of accounting and book keeping was the first person to establish a work on double entry system of book keeping. According …
Caveat is a requesting note given to the court in order to get informed about a case, any other party can file caveat on any proceeding so that the court does not give any relief to the opposite party without …
According to H.T Mazumadar in his book “Grammar of Sociology”, “Marriage is a socially sanctioned union of male and female, or a secondary institution devised by society to sanction the union and mating of male and female, for the purposes …