Discuss the liabilities of joint tortfeasors and explain if a right mutual contribution or indemnity is available to them. Refer to the difference between English and Indian Law of the subject, if any.by Mayank Shekhar 20 May 2023 6:04 AM GMT
What is meant by a “continuing injury”? What modes of redress can the injured person exercise in respect of it?by Mayank Shekhar 16 May 2023 11:13 AM GMT
Give instances of cases in which exemplary damages may be awarded.by Mayank Shekhar 13 May 2023 12:21 PM GMT
In actions for torts too remote damages will not be awarded. Discuss this question and give examples.by Mayank Shekhar 12 May 2023 11:57 AM GMT
W a workman in a factory was returning home on his bicycle in the night when he rode over a live wire because of which he was electrocuted to death. The widow of 'W'brought an action for damages against the State Electricity Board ........"an act of stranger".by Mayank Shekhar 11 May 2023 6:57 AM GMT
A asks for a lift from a motorist B. A is told by B - "I am not an expert driver. I am without a driving licence too. You may travel at your own risk." A travels with B. Later, the motor vehicle collides with a bus due to defective breaks of B's vehicle. A sues B for injuries suffered by him in the accident. B takes the plea of 'volenti non fit injuria'. Decide, after discussing the whole law relating to the aforesaid maxim.by Mayank Shekhar 10 May 2023 8:28 AM GMT
Critically examine the development of the law relating to the Remoteness of Damages. Which test do you prefer for deciding the questions of the remoteness of damages? Give reason for your answer.by Mayank Shekhar 10 May 2023 8:01 AM GMT
Define "Tort" giving two illustrations and distinguishing it from breach of contract.by Mayank Shekhar 5 April 2023 10:20 AM GMT
Enumerate the rights in the law of Torts, the exercise of which even if they cause damage, are not actionable (damnum sine injuria). Illustrate your answer.by Mayank Shekhar 5 April 2023 7:54 AM GMT
The maxim 'res ipsa loquitur' is not a rule of law. It is a rule of evidence benefiting the plaintiff by not requiring him to prove negligence. Prove the above statement by explaining the maxim with reference to judicial decisions.by Mayank Shekhar 4 April 2023 11:08 AM GMT
