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Weekly Legal Updates main objective is to update the legal knowledge of law students, lawyers, academicians and other professionals. If we do not update our legal knowledge regularly, our knowledge become redundant. Supreme Court Pauses Bengal Ban On ‘The Kerala Story’, Orders Disclaimer The West Bengal government’s ban on the movie ‘The Kerala Story’ was … Read more
Answer:- The principle of law volenti non fit injuria means what is consented to is not an injury. Harm suffered voluntarily by the consent of the plaintiff is not actionable. The consent may be of two kinds- (a) Express consent: According to Salmond no man can enforce a right which he has voluntarily waived or … Read more
Ans. There have been many cases in which defendants have been held liable for negligence. Here are a few examples: Also Read Malicious Prosecution Also Read Do you find any variance in judicial approach when it comes to assessing the degree of remoteness of damages in respect of contractual liability and liability under Law of … Read more
A ‘foreign tort’ means a tort which is committed abroad i.e., a tort, the cause of action regarding which arises abroad. Foreign torts can be classified in two categories: (i) Torts to reality: No action will lie in England for any trespass or other tort committed in respect of land situated out of England, even … Read more
Answer:- If the wife sustained injuries due to the negligence of her husband during the course of their employment at X, she may have grounds to seek legal recourse for her injuries. The specific legal options available to her will depend on the laws and regulations in the jurisdiction where the incident occurred, as well … Read more
Answer:- In England neither a wife can sue her husband for a tort nor can a husband sue his wife, upon the principle of English Law that husband and wife form, in the eve of the law, one person. After passing of the Married Women’s Property Act, 1882, a wife may sue her husband for … Read more
Answer:- In many cases Defence of State immunity is not available where fundamental rights are violated. The decisions of the Supreme Court in the area of personal liberty have further attenuated the sphere of sovereign immunity. The wrongdoer is accountable and the State is responsible if the person in custody of police is deprived of … Read more
English lawThe old and fundamental principle of English Constitution is that the ‘King can do no wrong’. This maxim means that the King is not personally liable for any wrongful act, in other words no action can be brought against him in a court of law. An act done by the king is not a … Read more
The validity of those acts cannot be questioned in municipal courts. The sanction behind these Acts are not law but of sovereign power. Acts done by the public officials, if done with the prior approval of the State may render their acts as an act of State. The acts of state affects only foreign nationals … Read more
Weekly Legal Updates main objective is to update the legal knowledge of law students, lawyers, academicians and other professionals. If we do not update our legal knowledge regularly, our knowledge become redundant. Supreme Court objects to Amit Shah’s statement on 4% Muslim quota in Karnataka The Supreme Court on Tuesday objected to a public statement … Read more