Introduction: Accidents take place every day, people are injured and property is damaged. When accidents happen, one of the first questions people characteristically ask is "Who was at liability in the accident?" Contributory negligence law talks this query and provides ...

Tort of Deceit Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation or misstatement is where a fake statement is made to a person upon which that person relies and as a consequence of relying on that statement suffers some damage. In the case of ...

Introduction The law of tort is derived from the concept of wrongdoing.[1] Anyone who has suffered loss or harm, from an unfair behavior or action of another person, which are not necessarily illegal can come in action due to law ...

 INTRODUCTION  We purchase a lot of goods and services in our daily life. But sometimes we do not sense pleased with the product we buy. Because there may be a poor quality of product, higher charging by the seller, minor ...

  Introduction The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) was adopted under the auspices of the Council of Europe in 1950 and entered into force in September 1953. The human rights that are enshrined within ...

Introduction: Criminal law is an area of law that deals with harmful conduct that needs to be punished, either because it is dangerous, or because it is judged to be unacceptable in our society. This is a set of rules ...

Introduction: The expression “access to justice” is ubiquitous in legal and political discourse. Its attractiveness as a catchphrase owes much to the powerful linguistic messages it conveys.  These messages include both an ideal and an implicit promise that the ideal ...

Introduction The statement which suggests that “Tort is a civil injury but all civil injuries are not a tort” could confuse lots of people and many might also choose to differ. But if we carefully research on the area of ...

INTRODUCTION In law, individual capacity is a term of art referring to one's status as a natural person, distinct from any other role. For example, an officer, employee or agent of a corporation, acting "in their individual capacity" is acting ...

Introduction: To understand the economic loss rule, it is instructive to understand its origins. Although some believe that the economic loss rule first developed in the context of products liability in the 1960s, the historical roots of the rule run ...