The legal doctrine of approbation and reprobation prevents a party from simultaneously accepting and rejecting the same legal instrument or transaction. This principle, grounded in the broader ...

In the Indian Civil Procedure Code (CPC), "Replication" and "Rejoinder" are terms associated with the back-and-forth exchange of pleadings in a civil suit. While they share ...

Section 231 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, governs the legal relationship between an agent, a principal, and a third party in situations where the agent enters into a contract without disclo...

The abolition of the Zamindari system in Uttar Pradesh marked a significant socio-economic and political transformation in post-independence India. Introduced through the Uttar Pradesh Zamindar...

The internet is often referred to as a "borderless world" with no defined territorial limits. This borderless nature presents unique challenges when it comes to enforcing laws, especi...

Schiller And Ors. V. Sooltan Chand And Ors. Facts Of The Case The appeal stems from a ruling rendered in the Original Jurisdiction of the High Court by Mr. Justice Pontifix, wherein...

Contract is consist of two things that it should fulfil the conditions of agreement [S. 2(E)] and should be enforceable by law [S. 10]. In today's world the Technology has had a huge impact on ...

Service of Summons: When the plaintiff files a suit, the defendant has to be informed that a suit has been filed against him, and that he is required to appear in the court to defend it. The inti...

This article elucidates the seminal judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in Bhagwandas Goverdhandas Kedia v. Girdharilal Parshottamdas & Co. [(1966) AIR SC 543], a pivotal case de...

The term "Res Judicata" has been widely recognized in legal frameworks all over the globe as a doctrine of finality, which fixates over the idea that a case which has already undergone litigati...