South Indian Industrial Ltd Madras V. Alamelu Ammal AIR 1923 Mad 565
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DEFENCE AGAINST TORTIOUS LIABILITY
Volenti non fit injuria, or the defence of ‘Consent’Plaintiffthe wrongdoerInevitable accidentAct of GodPrivate DefenceMistakeNecessityStatutory Authority. Smith V. charles Baker & Sons ( 1891) AC...
Gluoucester grammar school case ( 1410) YB 11hen 4 of 47
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Mayor of Bradfors Corp V Pickles ( 1895) AC 587
Citation Keywords Facts Issues Contentions Law Points Judgment Ratio Decidendi & Case Authority Full Case Details Facts Defendant owned land containing underground streams which fed...
Municipal corp of gara V. Asharfi lal AIR 1921 All. 202
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Rajkot muncipal corporation V Manjulben jayantilal Nakum & orss 1997 ( 9) ACC 552
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P seetharamayya V G Mahalakshmma AIR 1958 AP 103
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Tort Definitions Salmond Winfield Fraser limitation Act
S. 2 (m), the Limitation Act, 1963. Salmond Tort means a civil wrong which is not exclusively a breach of contract or breach of trust”...
Town area committee V Prabhu dayal AIR 1975 All. 132 Case Analysis
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