CORPORATE VEIL OR SEPARATE LEGAL ENTITY
What is Company? Company is an artificial person with entity separate from its members having perpetual succession and common seal with transferability of shares and...
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DOCTRINE OF ULTRA VIRES
The word “ultra” means beyond whereas the word “vires” means limits/powers/authority. Doctrine of ultra vires means the principle of acting beyond the specified limits, powers...
ADVERSE POSSESSION / Acquisition of Ownership by Possession SECTION 25 – 27
Adverse possession means when a person holds property owned by any individual for an uninterrupted period for more than 12 years, they would become the...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT UNDER LIMITATION ACT
What is acknowledgement? Acknowledgement, in the legal context, is essentially a debtor’s formal recognition of existing liability. According to Black’s Law Dictionary, acknowledgement signifies “a recognition...
REFERENCE REVIEW & REVISION UNDER CPC
WHAT IS REFERENCE? Reference means to refer an issue to someone to obtain an opinion on it. A matter is generally referred to when its...
APPEARANCE OF PARTIES & CONSEQUENCES OF NON- APPEARANCE ORDER IX
What is Appearance? When a party “appears,” it means they actively engage in the legal proceedings by being present in court or by being represented...
SUMMARY PROCEDURE ORDER XXXVII
Summary suit or summary procedure is provided under order XXXVII of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. The summary suit is a unique legal procedure...
AMENDMENT OF PLEADINGS ORDER VI
Pleading are the statements which are backbone of every civil suit. No suit will come into existence if there no pleadings. Pleading have been defined...
RES JUDICATA SECTION 11 OF CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Essential Elements DOCTRINES OF RES JUDICATA Object Object of res judicata is to give finality to decision given by court. It is applicable where a suit...
INJUNCTION ORDER 39 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
According to Halsbury’s Laws of England, an injunction is a judicial process whereby a party is required to do, or to refrain from doing, any...