Law

Introduction World War I was the result of leaders’ aggression towards other countries which was supported by the rising nationalism of the European nations. Economic…

Introduction 1.1 Meaning of charge The word ‘Charge’ has not been defined in the Code. It only states that in section 4(1) (c) that Charge…

Law of Tort  Definition of Tort: The word “Tort” came from Latin word “Tortum” which corresponds to the English word twist and to the Latin…

Law of Tort GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TORT Damnun Sine Injuria: This maxim means damage without Infringement of any legal right injury. By damnun is meant…

Law of Tort Vicarious liability: In general a man is liable for his own act, but there are exceptional cases where a person is liable…

Law of Tort Defamation Definition Essential elements of defamation Different types of defamation Differences between slander and libel Essentials of defamation Self defenses Defamation Dixon…

Law of Tort Trespass: Trespass in its widest sense signifies any transgression or offence against the law of offence against nature, of society or of…

Law of Tort Trespass to the person Trespass to a person means intentional misconduct with a person. Every man has the right to deserve protection…

Law of Tort Trespass to goods: Trespass to goods is an infringement of the right of possession not of ownership. There are three types of…

Law of Tort  Negligence: Negligence is the breach of a legal duty to take care which results in damage, undesired by the defendant to the…

Law of Tort Nuisance The word nuisance is derived from the French word nuire, which means to hurt or to annoy. Winfield: “Nuisance may be…

Law of Tort Malicious prosecution Every man has some reputation right every honest citizen wants protection from being unnecessarily dragged before a court of law…