Kailash Prasad vs. State of Bihar
Parties Kailash Prasad and Gatru Mal Kanodia, Appellants State of Bihar, Respondent Citation AIR 1980 SC 106 Facts This is a special leave appeal aimed […]
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Parties Kailash Prasad and Gatru Mal Kanodia, Appellants State of Bihar, Respondent Citation AIR 1980 SC 106 Facts This is a special leave appeal aimed […]
Explore MoreIntroduction This case analysis has been done on the case of M/s. If Tokyo General Insurance Company Ltd. v. M. Thangeval. This case was presented […]
Explore MoreParties Superintendence Company of India Ltd, Petitioner Krishan Murgai, Respondent Citation 1980 AIR 1717 Facts The petitioners’ company operated as valuers and surveyors, doing quality […]
Explore MoreIntroduction The instant case falls under the ambit of Section 26 of the Indian Contract Act. The features of the said Act are as follows- […]
Explore MoreCitations: AIR 1956 Raj 12 Bench: Wanchoo, Modi FACTS In this case, there were money dealings between the plaintiff and the defendant, and the latter […]
Explore MoreCitations: 1996 AIR 1393, 1996 SCC (2) 384 Bench: Anand, A.S. (J) FACTS OF THE CASE: The prosecutrix was a young girl below the age […]
Explore MoreEquivalent citations: AIR 1971 Cal 219 Bench: S Chakravarti, S Datta FACTS In this case, the plaintiff supplied a certain quantity of coal to the […]
Explore MoreWhen the plaintiff brings an action against the defendant, the defendant will be liable if all the essentials are proved.
Explore MoreLaw of torts has recognized nuisance as a civil wrong. The term “nuisance” is derived from the French word “nuire,” which meaning “to cause pain, hurt, or irritate”. Latin word for nuisance is “nocere,” which means “to create injury.”
Explore MoreThis is a case law analysis on the case The Managing Director, Kerala Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. v. Deepti Singh and Ors. and it talks […]
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