WHAT IS VOLENTI NONFIT INJURIA? Volenti non fit injuria is one of the defence under the law of torts in which the person who has committed a wrong is exempted from liability because the victim of such a wrong gives his consent to the commission of such an act and such a consent must be…
An acid attack is a violent attack that involves throwing acid at any other person with the intent to destroy torture or kill. It is a form of violent attack that involves the throwing of acid or similar corrosive substances on the body of another person. The perpetrators of these attacks hurled corrosive liquids at…
False imprisonment can be defined as the act of the defendant causing the plaintiff’s unlawful imprisonment. Some factors that constitute illegal imprisonment, such as the possible reasons for imprisonment, the plaintiff’s knowledge of imprisonment, the defendant’s intention to imprison and the imprisonment period, that is to say, it includes a period of time, no matter…
Maybe some of you have seen posters, ads, and the like carrying the exhortation ”Go Green!” But, what does it mean to ”go green”? It takes a variety of forms, but essentially, going green means being mindful of the natural environment and making economic choices that aren’t harmful to the earth. For example, this might…
This is such an extraordinary step taken by our country. In a landmark verdict on January 10, 2010, the Delhi High Court had held that the office of the Chief Justice of India comes within the ambit of the Right to Information (RTI) law, saying judicial independence was not a judge’s privilege, but a responsibility…
The cultural and educational rights granted to the citizens of India were inculcated in the Constitution with the sole objective of aiming to protect the rights and interests of the individuals belonging to the minority groups. Articles 29 and 30 focus on conserving and safeguarding the culture of people who are diverse either in terms…
Leather and leather products are among the most widely traded products worldwide, and they are based on a renewable and readily available resource. Production and supply have gradually moved from industrialized to developing countries and emerging economies, which are now becoming major players in the trade. In fact, developing and emerging economies can now manage…
List of Cases Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee v. The Government of AP Sadiq Jamal Case Ram Narayan Gupta Case Rohtash Kumar v. State of Haryana Om Prakash & Ors. v. State of Jharkhand R.S. Sodhi v. State of U.P Prakash Kadam v. Ramprasad Vishwanath Gupta PUCL & Anr. v. State of Maharashtra & Ors. Introduction…
The word Caveat Emptor is derived from Latin term that means “let the buyer beware. Like the phrase “sold as is”, this term means that the buyer presumes the risk that the product might not meet its expectation and fail or have defects. In short, the term Caveat Emptor means that the sellers have no…
In the issue of Firm Jaikishen Dass Jinda Ram v. National Bank of India Ltd.AIR 1960 Punj.1, two organization firms with a similar arrangement of accomplices had two separate records with the Bank. The Court held that the bank was qualified for proper monies having a place with a firm for the installment of an…
