TYPES OF NUSIANCE: Nuisance can be mainly divided into two parts, namely – Private Nuisance and, Public Nuisance Let’s understand their meanings: PRIVATE NUISANCE: Private nuisance is an obtrusion with a person’s use of land. According to the law, those who own a land or property with legal means possess the rights to use the…
View detailsINTRODUCTION A contract of guarantee, also called a contract of surety (S.126 of The Indian Contract Act) can be defined as a contract that is specifically entered into with the purpose of promising or discharging a liability incurred by a third person in case of default. The Kerala High Court in the case of P.J Rajappa…
View detailsIn the M.K. Ranjitsinh & Others vs Union of India & Others case*, the supreme court issued an important judgment towards the protection of Great Indian Bustard. The Great Indian Bustard is a gravely endangered species, with hardly about 200 alive in India today. The Supreme Court of India has sought to move away from…
View detailsIndia obtained the concept of res judicata from the Common Law system. Res Judicata has been derived from a Latin maxim which means a matter which has been decided or adjudged. It means that when a suit has already been decided by a competent court, then another suit by the same parties on the same…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Nuisance is one of the most interesting topic in Law of Torts. It plays a vital role in understanding the difference between civil and criminal wrongs. Nuisance can be either public or private, that is, in public nuisance, the wrong which is committed effects a large number of people whereas on the other hand,…
View detailsFor the past few years, India’s banking sector has been burdened by an overhang of stressed assets in the system, as well as a liquidity crisis (which can largely be seen as a consequence of the former) within the system. The focus has been on bank recapitalization and strengthening the resolution framework for stressed assets…
View detailsWHAT IS LIBERTY ? Liberty has been derived from the Latin word LIBER which means free from all shackles. The Latin word liber denotes the absence of all restraints . It means that the liberty is the state of being free within society from restrictions imposed by authority on one’s way of life, or political…
View detailsThe main goal of the Constitution’s architects was to work towards a common civil code for all citizens in the future in a gradual and consensual manner. The political hesitation and inability to call a spade a spade, on the other hand, has lingered on this problem for a long time. For more than four…
View detailsEducation is one of the basic source for the development of any individual and it is the fundamental right of the people to get or acquire knowledge as much as they want. Individual who are highly educated are easily achieve their goals. In our country also there is no boundation for gaining knowledge as for…
View detailsIn the ancient Hindu law, the object of marriage was of great excellence, it was more connected with the performance of religious duties and begetting (bring a child into the world) a son, which will enable a person to get rid of the sufferings of hell and to attain salvation. Marriage has a sacramental value and one…
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