Type of Negligence (Nonfeasance, Misfeasance, Malfeseance) The concept of Negligence- In the legal sense, negligence is defined as a breach of the legal duty of care owed by the defendant, which leads to consequences such as damage to which the plaintiff has not even requested or intended to be exposed. It can be understood with the help of an example; in the case of "Blyth versus Birmingham waterworks " the defendants were the waterworks company. They had constructed a…
Surety is an unprotected debtor? Introduction Under section 126 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, a contract of guarantee, also known as a contract of suretyship, is specified. The person who gives the guarantee is known as "surety," the person on whose behalf the guarantee is given is known as "principle debtor," and the person to whom the guarantee is given is known as "creditor." Since the term guarantee is a legally binding contract, it must be accompanied by…
The subtle art of expression We may have best drafted paper and content to talk about but the thing that matters the most is the way we express it in front of audience if it is not effective then it is just information which could bore people and uninterested audience is never the motive of the speech or presentation, we can say that proper delivering of a speech/presentation is more important than what the content of the speech is, there is demand of orators everywhere. For…
Review of one of my favourite movie named "THE RAINMAKER" Me being law student these types of movies draw my attention more than the typical love stories and on the other hand this movie has a power to show a student with books in his hand to show what a real world is going to be on the professional level and also the reality or I must say the gap between the law school and the real world. In the movie main character who is one of my favourite actors named Matt Damon, he is…
Inheritance in the property of male Hindu dying intestate Introduction The act of succeeding or following, as of events, things, or places in a series, is referred to as succession. However, it has a different and distinct meaning in the eyes of the law. It refers to the transfer or transference of rights from one person to another. Every legal system must provide for the readjustment of objects or goods after the death of the people who owned and enjoyed them. In modern…
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