Category: Civil Law
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Guardian Ad litem for Insane Defendant
COMMENT : tersely put this judgment envisages that whenever in a suit it is asserted that the defendant is of unsound mind – the…
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Stay of Suit sine die against sick co. as per BIFR
Comment : The Court was faced with the question whether a suit against a sick company (under BIFR) is liable to be stayed/adjourned sine die…
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Court not under obligation to issue notice to defendant on counsel pleading no instructions
Comment : In a judgment that reflects the court’s concern for a speedy trial and not to show its indulgence to contumacious litigants –…
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FAILURE OF STERLISATION – MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE !
State v. Santra (2000 SC) Medical Negligence plays its game in strange ways. Sometimes it plays with life; sometimes it gifts an “Unwanted Child”…
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Res Ipsa Loquitur – The presumption of negligence
Negligence is the omission to do something which a reasonable man guided by those considerations which ordinarily guide the conduct of human affairs would…
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The Philosophy of Law of Torts
This is a brief introduction to the Law of torts and its dynamism. The Philosphy of Law of Tort Tort also known as…
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A Bird’s eye view of the Law of Limitation
The Laws of Limitation are statutes of peace and repose, statues that manifest the policy of law in lending its aid only to those…
