When the goods are truly unique or irreplaceable, for instance, the court may order specific performance. However, to get it done, the contract must also be legal, which essentially implies that it cannot be a contract to buy, sell, or engage in illicit activity. To engage into a contract, both ... Read More

In a broad sense, a breach is the failure to carry out an obligation imposed by a promise, agreement, or contract. According to the Oxford Dictionary, a "breach" is when someone disregards a legal obligation. Something in this context refers to a deviant act or inaction. Failure on the part ... Read More

Any sign, symbol, design, logo, name, term, slogan, etc. that is used to differentiate the goods or services of one entity from those of another can be considered to be a trademark in India. The term "pattern mark" is used to describe a type of trademark that consists of a ... Read More

Professional communication between two or more people are usually an open talk and can be shared without any hindrance; but in a legal system, some of the professional relations and their communications are privileged and protected from any discloser. What is Meaning of Privileged Communication? Privileged communication usually ... Read More

The policy aims to integrate all fishermen with agricultural producers and give fishermen access to all services provided by various farmer welfare programs. In a newly created Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, and Dairy, a new dedicated department of Fisheries was established to carry out this and other government policy ... Read More

Justice Mandakolathur Patanjali Sastri was born on 4th January 1889 in Mandakolathur, Tamil Nadu. He has done expertise in Tax Law. He was a member of a bench that has heard a number of famous cases where the scope of basic rights has been expanded while still adhering to the ... Read More

Justice Gopal Ballav Pattanaik born on December 19th 1937 in Odisha. He served on benches that handed down 420 judgement and a part of 3128 benches during his time on the Supreme Court. He was preceded by Justice Bhupinder Nath Kirpal and was succeeded by Justice V. N. Khare. Early ... Read More

Justice Bhuvaneshwar Prasad Sinha was born on February 1st 1899, in Shahabad, Bihar. He ruled mostly on civil, criminal, and constitutional cases. He was a highly pious man, maintained a peaceful life largely devoted to spiritual activities after retiring, though he did take on a few private arbitration cases. Justice ... Read More

Justice Engalaguppe Seetharamiah Venkataramiah was born on December 18th 1924. He served on benches that handed down 720 judgements during his time in the Supreme Court. He wrote 256 of these decisions. He passed away on September 24th 1997, from a heart attack. He was preceded by Justice Raghunandan Swarup ... Read More

Bhupinder Nath Kirpal who became the 31st Chief Justice of India, born in Lahore and brought up in Delhi where he completed his high school and college education. He began practicing law in 1962 as an attorney before being named a Delhi High Court judge in November 1979. Early Life ... Read More