There are three phases to a lawsuit: filing, decision-making, and implementation. Execution refers to the final phase of a lawsuit, which is when it is really put into action. It is the responsibility of the party (judgment debtor) against whom the decree or judgment is passed to give effect to ... Read More

Resolution of private law conflicts between individuals, corporate entities, or nonprofit organizations may be the subject of a lawsuit. In the sense that the state is treated as if it were a private party in a civil case, whether as a plaintiff with a civil cause of action to enforce ... Read More

The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, governs the conduct of civil proceedings in India. It is crucial to ascertain the court's jurisdiction under Section 9 and the location of the lawsuit under Section 18 of the CPC prior to filing a civil complaint. The institution of the lawsuit under Section ... Read More

Our neighbors may have gotten in our way on several occasions by "enjoying" the freedom to utilize their own property however they like. Be it loud music, boisterous and packed gatherings, reconstruction projects, etc. One would question their own right to peacefully enjoy their land in the face of all ... Read More

A wrongful death case may be brought about by a variety of different events, including medical negligence, car accidents, toxic torts, manufacturing flaws, or criminal activities. Every state has a different wrongful death statute, along with different requirements and steps for filing a wrongful death claim. There may be instances ... Read More

The incident of nervous shock at the cost of others’ action or inaction, usually covered under the Indian Tort Law. These types of torts are not committed through a breach of obligation. In order to comprehend how the concept of "nervous shock evolved in tort law, this article will examine ... Read More

Although everyone should have the fundamental right to talk freely, that right does not always apply to you. In reality, most legal systems place restrictions on what you can say, particularly if you make untrue accusations against someone. Slander is the term used to describe verbal slander. When someone uses ... Read More

According to the law, whoever is in possession of the property has the right to enjoy it freely. The tort of nuisance, on the other hand, is said to have happened when another person's inappropriate use or enjoyment of his property results in an illegal interference with that person's ... Read More

In most cases, when a worker is "on the clock" (meaning they have to be present and ready to perform their duties when necessary), they are considered to be working. For instance, a caregiver who has to monitor a sick patient is on the clock and should receive payment for ... Read More

If compensatory damages are regarded as an insufficient remedy, punitive damages are frequently granted. The court may impose them in order to protect plaintiffs from receiving insufficient compensation, to provide redress for hidden torts, and to reduce the burden on the criminal justice system. Punitive damages are crucial in cases ... Read More