Definitions and Development of Law of Tort

This article is written by Aanchal Rawat, a 2nd-year student of R.N. Patel Ipcowala School of Law and Justice. This article talks about what is tort, essential elements of the tort, history of tort and development of tort. Suppose you went to vote but you were not allowed to vote by the officer assigned toRead More

False Imprisonment and Malicious Prosecution

This article is written by Gaurav Purohit, a 3rd Year BBA LL.B student of Amity University, Rajasthan. False Imprisonment The term False signifies wrong and Imprisonment signifies confinement or detention, so false imprisonment is the confinement of an individual with no legitimate justification. It is the complete restriction of liberty and freedom of an individual andRead More

Definitions and Development of Law of Torts

This article is written by Gaurav Purohit from Amity University Rajasthan Currently Pursuing BBA LLB. Definition of Tort The word Tor has been derived from the Latin word “tortum” which means curved or crooked. Definition as given by the jurist Salmond, Tort is a civil wrong for which the remedy is the action for unliquidated damages (damagesRead More

Doctrine of Vicarious Liability

This article is written by Aanchal Rawat, a second-year student of R N Patel Ipcowala School of Law and Justice pursuing B.Com-LL.B. (Hon.). This article talks about vicarious liability, civil law, criminal law. INTRODUCTION When a person does a wrongful act then he is liable for that act and not any other person. However, inRead More

Remedies in Tort Law

The author Nadeem Siddiqui is a second-year student of B.L.S L.L.B from Government Law College. Mumbai. INTRODUCTION The action undertaken by a person to receive compensation or to punish the person who has violated his right is known as ‘legal remedy’. There are different types of legal remedies available. For example, you can get compensationRead More

Case Analysis: Alcock v. Chief Constable of South Yorkshire

This case analysis has been written by Tanya Gupta, a student pursuing BA LLB from Ideal Institute of Management and Technology and School of Law, affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi.  INTRODUCTION This is a landmark English tort law case related to nervous shock.  Equivalent Citation  [1992] 1 AC 310 Bench  Lord KeithRead More

Liquidated Damages and Penalty: Explained

This article has been written by Niti Shah studying BLS/LLB from Pravin Gandhi College of  Law, University of Mumbai. The right to claim Penalty or Liquidated damages is because of ‘Breach of Contract’ which is a legal term. Hence, it is appropriate to understand this term. What is meant by Breach of Contract? Breach ofRead More

The doctrine of Remoteness of Damage

This article is written by Anushka Singh, a second-year student, pursuing BBA-LLB at Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University. This article aims to explain the doctrine of remoteness of damage in tort law with the help of relevant case laws. INTRODUCTION When a person commits a tort, it has consequences, these consequences in return mayRead More

Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Development in Tort and Environment Law

This article is written by Akshat Mehta, a student of the Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad. In this research article, he has tried to define the changes and development that occurred in Tort and Environmental Law through landmark judgments after the drastic incident of Bhopal Gas Tragedy. The Deadly Incident The Bhopal Gas TragedyRead More

Khenyei v. New India Assurance Co. Ltd.

The case analysis is written by Preeti Bafna, a second-year student of Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University. In this case, the author briefly explained the case of Khenyei v. New India Assurance Co. Ltd. INTRODUCTION It is a case of composite negligence where injuries have been caused to the claimants by the combined wrongfulRead More