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Kinds of precedent

Precedent may be classified under the following heads : 1) Authoritative precedents 2) Persuasive Precedents …

Precedent "Precedent which are enforceable by law are called judicial precedents ". Meaning -…

Introduction : The word " International law"is synonyms and equivalent to the words "law of nat…

FREEDOM OF PROFESSION , OCCUPATION, TRADE AND BUSINESS- Article 19(1)(g) & Art 19(6) Constitu…

Question - How tort can be discharged? Explain various modes of discharging torts. Answer - …

State. Legislature - Definition of " Money Bills"Article-199 Money bill 1) for the purpose of…

Savitribai Fule Pune University 1) LLB LLB : Download Question Papers Pattern 2003 Server 1 LLB : Streaming Question…

Difference between Tort and Breach of contract Tort According to Salmond, A tort may be defined as a civil w…

Part-III of Indian Constitution from Article 14 to 35 deals with fundamental rights. The fundamental rights are …

Essential characteristics of a federal constitution are as follows. 1) Distribution of powers - …

Late Professor DR.J.N PANDEY's work on the constitutional law of India has been widely acclaimed as the…

According to political scientists , Constitutions are either unitary or federal. 1)Unitary - The powers of t…

Under the Hindu law and Muslim law tort had a much narrower conception than the tort of English law. The pu…

The term 'tort' is the French equivalent to the English word 'wrong' and the Roman term 'deli…