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 JUDICIAL PROUNCEMENT HAVE UPLIFTED THE SCOPE AND AMBIT OF ART.21 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA. (scope of article 21 of the constitution of India) Introduction:  Art. 21 of the constitution of India guaranteed the fundamental right to life and personal liberty to citizens as well as to non-citizens (Chairman, Railway Board v....

Introduction:- Generally a person could be made liable in any kind of tort only when he was either negligently or committed an intentional tort. But under the rule of "Absolute liability" a person is made liable even if he is neither negligent nor willfully commits a tort. Absolutely liability is therefore an exception under the law of...

Introduction: According to Sec.2(d) of the Indian Contract Act,1872 (hereinafter mentioned as I.C.A.), consideration may be given by Promisee or any other person. In India there's a possibility that consideration for the promise may move not from the Promisee but a third person ,who is not a party to the contact. But in Englad, the position...

Introduction: The constitution of India is neither rigid nor flexible,but is a combination of both. Art.386 in Part-XX gives powers to parliament to amened the Constitution and its procedure. Parliament can amend it by adding Articles, or repealing any provisions but however Parliament can't amend those provisions which...