An easement is the right of a property owner to compel the owner of another property to allow or refrain from doing something on a secondary element for the benefit of the dominant tenement. For example – right of way, right of light, right of air etc.A right in rem is almost like a privilege,…
View detailsIntroductionThe term “mortgage” is derived from a French phrase that was used in medieval Britain and meant “death pledge,” which refers to a pledge that expires (dies) when the debt is paid off or the property is seized through foreclosure. From 1190 onward, the concept of a mortgage originated in England and spread throughout the…
View detailsIntroductionA gift deed is a legal document that is used when someone wants to give their money or property to someone else. A gift of property may be made in the name of any person who is alive at the time the gift is made. During the donor’s lifetime, the donee or anyone else on…
View detailsIntroduction:A geographical indication (GI) is a tag given on products having a definite geographical origin andpossesses such qualities the qualities, characteristics or reputation due to their origin. A sign must bevalidated in order to identify a product as a GI. Protection for a geographical indication is usuallyguaranteed by acquiring a right over the sign that…
View detailsIntroduction:Geographical Indication (GI) is a tag given on products having a specified geographic origin and itpossesses certain features which signify that the product is indigenous in nature. The statute thatgoverns this domain is Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999which ensures protection of the traditional culture and provides benefits to the artisans, weaversand…
View detailsMeaning The illegal transfer of property made with fraudulent intention to restrict and defeat the interest of the creditor or any subsequent transferee shall be voidable at the option of such creditor or transferee and such a transfer shall be viewed negatively on the grounds of equity and justice. This transfer is called ‘fraudulent transfer…
View detailsA crime is defined as the commission of an act that is prohibited by law, or an omission of an act that is obligated by the law. In other words, crime may be defined as the disobedience of law. Another important aspect of a crime is that it affects the public interest, rather than the…
View detailsIntroduction Intoxication is a condition where an individual’s psychological and actual state is evil because of the utilization of liquor or an opiate substance. It is normally known as condition inebriated. In this condition of inebriation, the individual can’t figure out whether what the person in question is doing is correct or wrong and he…
View detailsPROPERTY Property is commonly described as a person’s rights in relation to an object. Legal theorists have struggled with this term for a very long time. The same definitional issue also arises in non-Western societies. For instance, the word “property” can indicate several different things in Russian. It is sometimes used as a substitute for…
View detailsIntroduction Under criminal regulation, the term assent is a functioning articulation of ‘goal’. The wrongdoing has two fundamentals: Actus implies a demonstration done by the transgressor, while mens rea implies the expectation of doing that specific demonstration. An individual will be criminally responsible for every one of the demonstrations that he had finished with the…
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