Bailment refers to a legal arrangement in which the real owner of an asset or individual property is transferred from one person to the next, who will get the item's ownership but not the entir...

The internet is a medium of communication that has no boundaries in the twenty-first century. Transactions no more are limited to a nation's geographical borders. Transactions are being negotia...

The Indian Contract Act, 1872, establishes the law governing contracts in India and is the most important legislation governing Indian contract law. The Act is built on English Common Law prin...

A contract can be also known as an agreement when it becomes enforceable legally. This context has been honored in our Indian Legal System as a statute which was enforced on 1st September 1872...

Facts Of The Case: The Plaintiff and Defendant were brothers. Their father, since deceased, used to live with the defendant. The father executed a sale deed dated 2nd March 1970 in favour of t...

A mutual agency is a lawfully binding relationship which is entered into by the business partners, and it gives all the partners of the business equal authority on behalf of the business., Each...

The law relating to specific performance as engrafted in the Specific Relief Act, 1963 ("the Act") is an extremely important facet of civil law. The Act inter alia covers most aspects pertainin...

Intention to create legal contract via the IRAC analysis of Balfour vs Balfour,1919 [1] Facts Plaintiff (Mrs. Balfour) and Defendant (Mr. Balfour) were a married couple. Ceylon (Sri Lanka...

Consideration under Indian contract act 1872 Definition: In common parlance, consideration refers to something paid to a person in get back for something else. In felony terminology, it could be...

The main objective of this case analysis is to understand the rationale behind the judgment passed in the case of the Valapad Co-Operative Stores Vs K.H. Srinevasa Iyer Brothers[1] an...