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Indane LPG Distributors v/s Indian Oil Corporation: Legal Implications of Tra...

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Factual Matrix: The petitioners, an association of distributors of Indane LPG cylinders in West Bengal, filed three similar writ petitions regarding the respondents' actions related to the E...

Can A Partnership Survive A Partner’s Death?

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Section 42(c) of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 [2], states that a partnership dissolves upon a partner's death unless there's an agreement to the contrary. However, if a firm consists of onl...

The Silent Guardians: Unpacking the Power of Boilerplate Clauses in Contracts

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Let us delve into the significant function of boilerplate clauses, frequently underestimated sections within contractual agreements that meticulously govern the agreement's operation and the ra...

Party Autonomy In The Private International Law Of Contracts: Transatlantic C...

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Rapid globalisation of the economy contributed to the tremendous cross-border commercial transactions and trade. However, with this influx, many challenges related to the realm of conflict of l...

Order XIII-A CPC: Understanding Summary Judgment In Commercial Suits

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Order XXXVII of The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 has been used enormously by litigants for securing a Summary Judgment. As we hear the term "Summary Judgment" so often, lets emphasize on its m...

Understanding The Scope Of Rebuttal Evidence In Civil Trials Under CPC

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In civil litigation, clarity on the role and scope of rebuttal evidence is critical, especially when the case reaches the stage of recording evidence under the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC). A ...

Law of Torts Fundamentals

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Overview: What is Tort? Law of Torts is a body of rights, duties, obligations, and remedies that are applied in civil proceedings aimed at providing relief to persons who suffer harm from the ...

Understanding Garnishee Orders: Explanation and Real-World Examples

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A garnishee order stands as a powerful legal instrument employed in debt recovery, allowing a creditor to seize assets or funds owed to a debtor that are held by a third party. This court-issue...

SC Judgment on Bolam Principle And Medical Negligence: Analysis of Neeraj Sud...

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The Bolam Principle, which has its roots in the historic UK case Bolam v. Friern Hospital Management Committee (1957), has significantly influenced the development of medical negligence jurispr...

Supreme Court: If An Appointment Advertisement Is Null & Void, The Entire Pro...

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In India, the public employment sector operates according to the values of fairness, openness, and objectivity. As an employer, the state is obligated to adhere to constitutional requirements a...

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