This article is written by Karishma Arora of National Law University, Odisha, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT This passage provides an overview of the intersection between negligence and nervous shock in tort law. It begins by defining tort law as addressing civil wrongs and offering remedies for harm Read more
This article is written by Nammrta Singh of LLM of 1st Semester of Chandigarh University, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract: The legal doctrines of “injuria sine damno” and “damnum sine injuria” are essential concepts in tort law that address the complex relationship between harm and legal wrongs. “Injuria sine Read more
This article is written by Satvik Mittal of BBA LLB of National Law University Odisha, Cuttack. ABSTRACT Public nuisance law, a crucial aspect of tort law, encompasses a wide range of acts or omissions that obstruct the public’s right to utilize public spaces or inflict harm upon the public. This article delves into Read more
This Article is Written by Paramjeet Kaur of Himachal Pradesh National University of 1st Semester, Intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction Ignorantiafacti doth excusat; ignorantia juris non excusat” The Indian Penal Code, 1860 offers some general defence which can give an indicted person impunity from felonious responsibility which is grounded on Read more
This Article is written by Vamakshi Pareek, 2nd Year, BA.LL.B., RNB Global University, Bikaner. Introduction The term ‘Tort’ is a French word and has been derived from the Latin term ‘Tortum’, which means a wrong or injury. Generally, tort is a civil wrong, and means something which is twisted or Read more