Author: Monazza Sajid Defamation What do you mean by defamation? Every person has an inherent personal right to have his reputation protected. In the case, Dixon v. Holden, it was held in the judgment that “a man’s reputation is his property, more valuable than other property” It is a jus in rem which means that
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Author: Manan Agrawal NUISANCE[1] The word “nuisance” is derived from the French word “nuire”, which means “to hurt, or to annoy”. The Latin term for nuisance is “nocere” which means “to cause harm”. Annoyance can be from a variety of intangible things such as sight, smell, noise, etc. In other words, a nuisance is an
Author: Mallika Kapoor Definition of Contract: In our everyday lives, from dawn till dusk, all of us enter into a variety of contracts. These contract making activities of humans have only further increased with the increasing trade, commerce, industry, and technological advancements and here we are today living in this electronic age of digital signatures
Author: Manan Agrawal Overview of Section 16 of the Specific Relief Act,1963. Introduction – Section 16 deals with persons for whom contract cannot be specifically enforced on a special ground of defence of the Plaintiff’s own conduct. This is because the remedy of specific performance does not depend upon merely on the existence of a
Author: Manan Agrawal Doctrine of Repugnancy [1] [2] [3] Before getting into what the doctrine of repugnancy implies, we shall first know what the word “repugnancy” means. According to Black’s Law Dictionary, Repugnancy could be defined as “an inconsistency or contradiction between two or more parts of a legal instrument (such as a statute or a contract)”.
FILING OF PATENT Author: Ayushi Ranade, HPNLU What is a patent? A patent could be an instrument that’s granted by the govt. of the state or the country, reckoning on the national rules. It offers a creator of a selected issue, the prerequisite to form, use, and sell his or her creation for an amount
PATENT AGENT Author: Ayushi Ranade Elaboration as to what is meant by the term Patent Agent Patent operator as characterized under Section 2(n) of the India Patent Act, 1970 is an individual who is enrolled under the patent go about as a patent specialist. The definition under the demonstration characterizes concerning who is a patent
REFRENCE AND REVISION: 397-405 Author: Ayushi Ranade INTRODUCTIONThe manner of crook justice has some serious penalties on an individual’s life, especially on the proper to existence and non-public liberty. Each and each group constructed through people is susceptible to fallibility, therefore, this applies to the selections rendered by way of courts as well. Resultantly, there
Charge in CrPC Author: Abhay Saxena, Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College, Pune Introduction: Under section 2(b) CrPC, 1973 ‘charge’ includes any head of the charge once the charge contains additional heads than one. Thence it may be taken that once a charge contains over one head, the top of charges is likewise a charge. Legal
Joint and Constructive Liability Author: Yukti Gupta 1. Introduction The concept of criminal liability generally states that if any criminal act is done by a person then he is solely responsible for such activities and only he can be held guilty for the same. However, there are few provisions[1] laid down under Indian Penal Code
Author: Yukti Gupta FORGERY Introduction Forgery is a materially false making or alteration of a written document or electronic record with the intent of defrauding someone. Forgery has been dealt in detail in Indian Penal Code (hereinafter referred as IPC) from section 465 to 477A, which apart from defining and providing punishment to be inflicted
INFORMATION TO THE POLICE AND THE POWER TO INVESTIGATE (SECTION 154-176 OF CrPC) Sankalpita Pal Introduction In common parlance, investigation and inquiry are used interchangeably. However, the Code of Criminal procedure, 1973 (hereinafter known as CrPC or the Code) treats these two words quite differently. The information of either a cognizable offence or a non-cognizable
IMPORTANCE OF UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACT LAW Author: Sankalpita Pal Introduction The Principles of International Commercial Contracts 2016 also known as PICC in short is currently in its 4th edition. These sets of principles govern International commercial contracts. They were drafted by an inter-governmental organization known as UNIDROIT. It stands for the International
THE TERM ‘CONDITIONAL TRANSFER UNDER TPA’ Author: Yukti Gupta INTRODUCTION Section 5 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (hereinafter referred as the Act) defines the transfer of property as an act by which a living person conveys/transfers property to one or more living persons in the form of sale, exchange, gift, mortgage, lease, actionable claim
