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Jan 11, 2018Doctrine of FrustrationWhen the performance of the contract becomes impossible, the purpose, which the parties have in mind, is frustrated. If the performance...
Jan 2, 2018Contributory NegligenceThe concept of contributory negligence is used to characterize conduct that creates an unreasonable risk to one’s self. The idea is that...
Jan 2, 2018Meaning of Interpretation of Statutes and The Intention of LegislatureDefinition and Meaning: “Interpretation”: According to Webster’s New World Dictionary the word Interpretation as “the act or result of...
Jul 14, 2017Concept of Intellectual Property RightsThe history of property rights is age-old. A property is defined as assets of every kind, whether corporeal or incorporeal, movable or...
Jul 14, 2017Summary of the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (1886)The Berne Convention deals with the protection of works and the rights of their authors. It is based on three basic principles and...
Jul 13, 2017OnbudsmanOmbudsman: A Critical Appraisal An ombudsman is a person who acts as a trusted intermediary between either the state, elements of state...
Jul 8, 2017Remoteness of DamageDamage is said to be too remote when, although arising out of the cause of action, it does not immediately and necessarily flow from it,...
Jul 8, 2017Injuria Sine DamnumViolation of Legal Right Without Causing any Harm This maxim means violation of a legal right without causing any harm, loss or damage to...
Jul 7, 2017State ResponsibilityIn any legal system there must be liability for failure to observe obligations imposed by its rules. Such liability is known in...
Jul 7, 2017Fault TheoryAs per this view a State is not responsible to another State for unlawful acts committed by its agents unless such acts are committed...
Jul 7, 2017Absolute Liability and Risk Theory (International Law)The theory of ‘absolute liability’ establishes the liability of the State arising out of the performance of certain activities which are...
Jul 6, 2017Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991The Bhopal Gas Leak disaster and Shriram Gas Leak tragedy provided an impetus for the passing of the Public Liability Insurance Act,...
Jul 6, 2017Ryland Rule Vs. M.C. Mehta RuleDifference in the rules for Strict and Absolute Liability Ryland Rule 1. The Rylands rule requires non-natural use of land by defendant...
Jul 5, 2017State and Individual alone are Subject of International Law according to Realist TheoryAccording to the orthodox positivist doctrine, State only are subject of international law. This theory asserts that State alone are the...
Jul 5, 2017Civil and Political RightsHuman Right of First Generation Human rights had found their origin and development as far back in the period of Greeks, French and...