Bhai, great topic! The Indian Law of Torts is indeed complex. I think we should also touch upon the concept of 'act of a servant' (sec 86 IPC). Liability for the actions of an employee can be a minefield, especially when you have employers

Wah kya baat hai! (Wow, what a topic!) I think our paper is spot on in highlighting the Best Evidence Rule's superiority over the Indian Evidence Act. However, I feel we need to delve deeper into the practical implications of this distincti

Lotus's 'actus meum, actus mei' theory was heavily criticized by Harvard Law Review. They argued that the majority judgment, upholding the territoriality principle, ignored the issue of the cause of action arising in India where the motorca

Main aapko sakht saath dekhunga... Ye sab sach hai, bas yeh batana ki Saksi ke affidavit ko bhi ek pramattmak vikalp ke roop mein consider kiya ja sakta hai, jo court ko BASTI mein rehne waale sakiyaon ki pahunch badhawa sakta hai. Ye evide

Ahaha, what a fascinating topic! I agree that the myth of irrevocability in the Transfer of Property Act (TPA) needs a reality check. The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel (DPE) can indeed be a game-changer here. Under Section 62 of TPA, if a