Negligence exists two ways Diksha Sharma student of Government Law College, Mumbai The Oriental Insurance Co Ltd vs Smt Mamta Devi and Ors. Facts: The deceased along with two pillion riders…
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read moreAbstract A tort is a legal wrong and not a criminal offence. Tort means the infringement of a legal right of individual and simultaneously the legal duty of the person…
read moreDisha Agarwal | ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad | 20th June 2020 With the outbreak of Covid-19 which has affected all the sectors throughout the world, it is important to have right…
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