Cause of Action (Civil Procedure Code 1980)

In Civil Suits, there are two important things which are as follows. 1) Cause of Action; and  2) The claim for Damages/ Compensati...

Decree: Meaning, definition and Types of Decree

           Decree is formal expression of adjudication which so far as regards the Court expressing it conclusively determines the rights o...

Distinction/Difference Between Res Judicata and Estoppel

Res Judicata -             Section 11 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 relates to the principle of res judicata. Res Judicata which mea...

Consultation: Meaning Definition and Kinds of Consultation

What is the Meaning of the Term Consultation?                  The term ‘consultation ‘implies meeting or conference of two or more pers...

Movable Property | Interpretation of Statute

General Clauses Act (1897) -                 General clauses act defines movable property , According to section 2(36) of the General Cl...

Restitution (Section 144 of civil procedure code)

       Section 144 of the Civil Procedure Code,1908 deals with the provision of restitution. Section 144 of the civil procedure code does ...

What is an Ombudsman? Origin, Characteristics and Need/Importance of Ombudsman

            Ombudsman means a delegate, agent, officer or commissioner. Gender defines ombudsman as “an officer of parliament, having as h...

Discuss the Role of Administrative Law in a Democratic State?

What is Administrative Law          Administrative law refers to the body of laws, procedures and legal institutions affecting governmen...

What is Administrative Law and utility of Administrative Law

What is Administrative Law -              Administrative Law is a combination of substantive and procedural law.   Administrative law is...