A garnishee order stands as a powerful legal instrument employed in debt recovery, allowing a creditor to seize assets or funds owed to a debtor that are held by a third party. This court-issue...

The Bolam Principle, which has its roots in the historic UK case Bolam v. Friern Hospital Management Committee (1957), has significantly influenced the development of medical negligence jurispr...

In India, the public employment sector operates according to the values of fairness, openness, and objectivity. As an employer, the state is obligated to adhere to constitutional requirements a...

In the intricate environment which forms the legal and business partnership of the contemporary world, agreement serves as the starting point of a mutually understandable contract. In every per...

This article aims to highlight the purpose and consequence of breach of contract in general and repudiatory breach of contract in specific. This article also takes into account common law princ...

In society, people enter into contracts knowingly or unknowingly at various levels in their lives. Not all people in society enter into contracts, while some individuals fall under the categori...

The legal doctrine of approbation and reprobation prevents a party from simultaneously accepting and rejecting the same legal instrument or transaction. This principle, grounded in the broader ...

In the Indian Civil Procedure Code (CPC), "Replication" and "Rejoinder" are terms associated with the back-and-forth exchange of pleadings in a civil suit. While they share ...

Section 231 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, governs the legal relationship between an agent, a principal, and a third party in situations where the agent enters into a contract without disclo...

Schiller And Ors. V. Sooltan Chand And Ors. Facts Of The Case The appeal stems from a ruling rendered in the Original Jurisdiction of the High Court by Mr. Justice Pontifix, wherein...