To put it briefly, the word employed in tort law is "general defenses, " which implies that when a plaintiff initiates an action against a defendant for a tort they committed, that person will be found accountable for it if all the necessary elements are present for that harm to ... Read More

During the Shah Bano case in 1985, the universal civil code became a contentious issue in Indian politics. The Supreme Court had ruled that Bano, a Muslim woman, should receive alimony from her ex-spouse. The court made a uniform statement in the context of the verdict. The earliest personal laws ... Read More

The phrase "wrongful gain" is broadly defined under Section 23 of the Indian Penal Code as any error, distortion, activity, or exclusion that occurs in any act and is regarded as a violation of the law. Wrongful gain is when someone obtains something to which they are not lawfully entitled ... Read More

According to the majority of intentional tort cases and civil law doctrine, they must have intended to perform the unlawful act but are not required to have intended to produce the eventual outcome for an intentional tort claim to be viable. Purposeful torts and the intentional infliction of injury can ... Read More

The majority of responsibility for the acts taken by employees while discharging their jobs rests with them. A fault-based culpability paradigm is stressed in this strict liability paradigm. In this case, a victimless person is compensating for the losses of others, which is unfair. What is Vicarious Liability Vicarious liability ... Read More

Undue enrichment is a compound word composed of the phrases "undue" and "enrichment." If we discuss immorality or injustice, Unfairness is defined as a situation that does not adhere to the rules of justice and justification. "Unjust" is described as something that is both unjust and not in conformity with ... Read More

The author examines the difficult issue of talaq in Muslim personal law in light of recent developments. A fair reading of Articles 14, 15, and 21 is provided in order to cease this discriminatory practice. The study also wanted to offer a worldwide perspective on Triple Talaq, a Quran-based practice. ... Read More

“Society cannot exist without law. Law is the bond of society: that which makes it, that which preserves it and keeps it together. It is, in fact, the essence of civil society.”- Joseph P. Bradley The expression "law" has various definitions; in layman’s language, "law" means the set of rules ... Read More

Around 200 years ago, there was a violent and obnoxious mentality regarding prisons, convicts, and punishment. An important principle that has been embraced after a protracted conflict with the state is the recognition of the human being in the convicted perpetrator. The socio-legal system in India is based on harmony, ... Read More

In the modern world, media has many faces; among those faces, social media, available on the smart phone, is one of the basic needs of almost every individual, irrespective of age, class, sex, and profession. Social media not only keep people connected with their relatives and friends, but also keep ... Read More