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Differences Between Estoppel and Res Judicata

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Estoppel:Estoppel is a legal doctrine that prevents a person from asserting a claim or defence that is contrary to what they have previously stated, agreed upon, or established by their conduct...

Bailment And Its Concept: Legal Insights for Everyday Understanding

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Bailment:The word 'Bailment' is comes from French word 'baillier' which means to deliver. Section 148 of the Indian contract act deals with bailment. Bailment is the delivery of goods by one pe...

The Concept Of Substituted Services Under The Civil Procedure Code, 1908

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The Indian Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC) is a procedural law that governs the proceedings in civil courts in India. It is a comprehensive statute that lays down the procedure to be followed ...

Protection Of Self-Employed Unorganized Workers Under The Code Of Social Secu...

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The definition of "self-employed" is "making a living through one's enterprise." Instead of working for someone else, think about becoming a freelancer[1]. "Working for...

The Cultural Conservator In Need Of A Makeover: A Legislative Commentary On T...

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While one part of India wonders whether it will get back its once treasured Kohinoor diamond, the other part of India is slowly looted away of its remaining cultural wealth, which came into lim...

Doctrine Of Caveat Emptor Under The Sale Of Goods Act,1930

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The phrase "Let the buyer beware" is the definition of the caveat emptor tenet. In a sale contract, it is applicable. This doctrine's goal is that, when a contract of sale is made be...

The Curious Case of Life Insurance: A Tale of Contracts and Conundrums - Life...

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Life Insurance Corporation of India Vs. Raja Vasireddy Komalavalli Kamba and Ors. Facts of the case The brief facts of the case are: On 27 December 1960, the husband of the respondent no. 1, n...

Hindu Women, Property Rights Of Generally/ Coparcenary/ HUF/ Joint Family Pro...

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The term family has to be understood in a wider sense so as to include within its fold not only close relation s or legal heirs but even those persons who may have some short of antecedent titl...

Understanding the Ins and Outs of Receiver Orders: What's Appealable and What...

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An order under r 4 is appealable ( Or 4 r 1(s). But order making the receiver liable for a certain sum ( Ganesh v Satya ,4 PLJ 636) or to pay a certain amount in to Court is not appealable unle...

Legal Perspectives On The Uttarakhand Tunnel Collapse: Unveiling Liability, C...

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The Uttarakhand Tunnel Collapse of 12 November 2023, at the Silkyara Bend-Barkot tunnel, designed to connect National Highway 134 in the Uttarkashi district, brought forth a countless of legal ...