Section 1 & 2 – Specific Relief Act, 1963
This article consist of Section 1 and Section 2 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963. See here.
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Introduction : Specific Relief Act, 1963
Introduction Civil justice in India provides two kinds of remedies. (1) Those by which the suitor obtains the very thing...
Cognizance of Offence (Ss. 190-199) – CrPC Mains Questions
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CrPC Mains Questions- Preliminary (Ss.1-5)
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Damnum sine injuria
Damnum sine injuria means an actual and substantial loss without infringement of any legal right. In such a case no ac
Injuria sine damnum
Injuria sine damnum This maxim means infringement or violation of a legal private right of a person even if there is no actual loss or damage. In such a case the person whose right is infringed has a good cause…
General Conditions of Liability for a Tort
General Conditions of Liability for a Tort In general, a tort consist in some act done by the defendant whereby he has without just cause or excuse caused some form of harm to the plaintiff. The fundamental principle of this…