Arre, I think there's a bit of confusion here. Dad's Not-So-Sweet Deal is actually a concept in US contract law, not Indian. The idea revolves around a parent-child relationship where a parent promises to provide for the child in exchange f

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Thanks for the interest in my thesis, 'Deconstructing Duty: A Comparative Study of Law of Torts in India and the US'. To clarify, I'll be exploring the nuances of duty in tort law, specifically in the context of negligence claims. My focus

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