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Civil law is the legal tradition that derives from Roman law. The civil‐law tradition developed on the continent of Europe and spread throughout the world as a byproduct of the European expansion that took place from the fifteenth through the twentieth centuries.

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Concept of Trespass To Person Published : March 21, 2012 \| Author : swati shanker \| Rating :	Total Views : 601 Print \| Email to friend

Trespass to person is a tort which is frequently committed in everyday life. It is basically unreasonable interference with body of a person which can be committed either by causing actual harm or by just causing an apprehension of force....
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Who can be a trustee & beneficiary of a trust under Indian Trust Act 1882 Published : February 09, 2012 \| Author : sujay_ilnu \| Rating :	Total Views : 1339 Print \| Email to friend

Indian Trusts Act 1882 deals with all the matters related to trusts, trustee and beneficiaries, According to section 10 of Indian Trusts Act 1882 states...
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Reinventing India’s Image As An Arbitration Friendly Jurisdiction Published : January 07, 2012 \| Author : ankita singh \| Rating :	Total Views : 1082 Print \| Email to friend

Reinventing India as an arbitration friendly nation is an arduous but not an impossible mission to aver. The Indian judiciary has begun to take initiative to recuperate the arbitral regime of India. Amidst the string of unfriendly judgment as that of Saw pipes and others, an era of reform has been set in motion....
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Contract- II: Bailment Published : January 06, 2012 \| Author : nazneenfkr@gmail.com \| Rating :	Total Views : 1265 Print \| Email to friend

Bailment- Duties Of The Bailor: Contracts of Bailment are a special class of contract. These are dealt within Chap. IX from S.148 to 181 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Bailment implies a sort of one person temporarily goes into the possession of another....
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Child Labour in India Published : December 15, 2011 \| Author : Sandip.satbhai9 \| Rating :	Total Views : 1448 Print \| Email to friend

We can easily recognize the importance of the Child. The above statement has wide scope for interpretation. Child is very important for the development of the society at large....
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Specific performance of Contracts Published : December 14, 2011 \| Author : sprshprsd \| Rating :	Total Views : 1812 Print \| Email to friend

specific performance of contracts including, Contracts that can be specifically enforced, contracts not specifically enforceable & Specific performance of part of contract...
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Estoppel in Government Domain Published : December 10, 2011 \| Author : veervikrantsingh \| Unrated	Total Views : 801 Print \| Email to friend

Its about the role of estoppel in Government and its influence on its acts....
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Competition Law & Its Impact on Airline Industry Published : November 27, 2011 \| Author : TapanshuGehlot \| Rating :	Total Views : 1311 Print \| Email to friend

If one goes by popular perceptions and natural expectations, every law ought to have its roots in, a felt need. The inadequacy or vacuum in the existing system, in meeting the challenges posed by a problem situation, leads to the need to evolve newer laws and more effective tools of implementation....
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Sports & Torts: Legal Liability in Professional Athletics Published : November 27, 2011 \| Author : TapanshuGehlot \| Rating :	Total Views : 689 Print \| Email to friend

The transparency and efficiency of governmental sports federations in India has been questionable at the best of times. The question marks about financial impropriety that have arisen during the third edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), have eased the task of explaining why indeed there must be a structured Sports Law regime in India....
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Section 65 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 with special reference to Discharge of a Contract by Frustration Published : November 08, 2011 \| Author : christopher.vijayrao \| Rating :	Total Views : 1699 Print \| Email to friend

A brief critique on the implications of Section 65 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and its inadequacies with respect to eradicating ‘unjust enrichment’ in frustrated contracts...
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