By Surbhi S., Key Differences.  Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices (MRTP) Act, 1969 was revoked and replaced byCompetition Act, 2002. MRTP Act was enacted to deal with monopolistic, restrictive and unfair trade practices, but due to certain limitations, Competition Act was introduced, ...

Key Difference Between Agreement and Contract By Surbhi S., Key Differences.  There is an old statement, “All contracts are an agreement, but all agreements are not contracts” which implies that agreement is different from a contract. Without knowing the fact, we ...

WHAT IS EXPRESSED AND IMPLIED CONTRACT By Surbhi S., Key Differences.  The contract can be defined as any agreement which is legally enforceable. So, the fundamental elements of a contract are agreement and enforceability as per law, wherein the agreement is ...

Key Differences Between Void and Voidable Contract By Surbhi S. Understanding the difference between a void and a voidable contract is essential for anyone navigating the legal framework of contracts under the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Contracts form the backbone ...

Difference Between Void and Voidable Contract By Surbhi S., Key Differences. When an agreement is enforceable at law, it becomes a contract. Based on validity, there are several types of contracts, i.e. valid contract, void contract, illegal contract, etc. Void ...

By Surbhi S., Key Differences  ‘Fraud‘ means a willful misrepresentation of a material fact while ‘Misrepresentation‘ means a bonafide representation which is false. The former is an untrue statement given by one party that indues other party to enter to the ...

By Surbhi S., Key differences . Law implies a body of rules which are recognized by a country to govern the action and behavior of the citizens. It can be grouped as substantive law – that ascertains the rights of the ...

By Surbhi S., Key differences . Every country’s constitution enforces certain laws, for the purpose of maintaining order and protecting the society from crimes. These laws are broadly classified into two categories, i.e. Civil Law and Criminal Law. The Civil law lays emphasis ...

By Surbhi S. ,Key differences . The law may be understood as the systematic set of universally accepted rules and regulation created by an appropriate authority such as government, which may be regional, national, international, etc. It is used to govern the action and ...

January 2013 Report: Legal Capability for Everyday Life Evaluation Report Report commissioned by: Lisa Wintersteiger, Law for Life Report author: Liz Mackie, The Gilfillan Partnership   ANNEX ONE: OUTLINE OF COURSE STRUCTURE