Shorts: On Motive & Law of torts
Amrit Pratim Mishra Xavier Law school, XIM University, Bhubaneswar Motive is generally known to be a cause that inspires individuals to induce a specific thinking /state of mind into considerable…
Types of Injunction in Law of Torts
By Bhavika Adwani The author is a student at DNLU Jabalpur. Introduction Tort in simple word is a civil wrong. When someone in a society harm the civil rights of…
Principles of Liability in the Law of Torts.
By Kritika Joshi The author is a first-year law student at National Law University Sonipat. INTRODUCTION A tort suit enables the victim of a wrong to seek a remedy from…
Nuisance Law: An Analysis
By Simranpreet Kaur Student at UILS Punjab. INTRODUCTION The word tort denotes ‘something that is not lawful’. Tort is a civil wrong but all civil wrongs are not tort. We…
Mental Element in Tortious Liability
By Pranav Bajaj Edited By: Ms. Ragini Sehgal INTRODUCTION The term tort is the French equivalent of the English word ‘wrong’ and Roman law’s word ‘delict’. The term was introduced…
Is it the law of tort or the law of torts?
By Ragini Sehgal The author is a first year law student at UILS PU. INTRODUCTION The word ‘tort’ is derived from Latin word ‘tortum’ which means crooked. Tort, in simple…
Concepts of Strict and Absolute Liability
By Ragini Sehgal The author is a first-year law student at UILS PU. INTRODUCTION The word ‘liability’ in laymen’s terms refers to the state of being legally responsible for something.…
Practical Problems with the Law of Torts in India and their Solutions
By Siddharth Sengupta The Author is a first-year law student at National Law University Odisha. Introduction The law of torts, in simple words, is a branch of law that deals…
Torts, Distinction, Inevitable Accident
By Nakshatra Gujrati The author is a first-year law student at National Law University Odisha and is the founder of LAWOGS. We live in a society, or an ideal society…
Tracing the Origins of Tort of Negligence
By Nakshatra Gujrati The author is a first-year law student at National Law University Odisha and is the founder of LAWOGS. Back in Scotland, in 1928, Ms. May Donohogue ordered…