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Some important articles n matters on point of law... Please Note: This blog in no way claims the originality of content published on this blog.. The contribution of various scholars from whose articles matter is being taken is very well recognised and appreciated...

What is law ?

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February 03, 2016

Law implies lawyers at work..

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Jurisprudence- John Austin Theory of Law

June 19, 2020

For video lecture on Austin Theory of Law, Kindly visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zz4ZTrGJ-A For more videos on various aspects of Law, Kindly like and subscribe to the youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-9tB-dGchomKLem63YMiPA

Protection of Women From Domestic Violence Act, 2005: A Critique with Special Reference to Intimate Partner Violence

February 26, 2022

Dear Readers, I am Sharing my research on the Domestic Violence Act, 2005. You can refer to the link to the publishing Journal mentioned in this post. https://ijlra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Volume-1-Issue-10-Jyoti-Mangal.pdf Regards

rule of strict liability

February 04, 2016

This was for the first time laid down by the court in the famous case of Rylands v Fletcher [1868]. In 1860, John Rylands paid contractors to build a reservoir on his land, intending that it should supply the Ainsworth Mill with water. Rylands played no active role in the construction, instead of contracting out to a competent engineer. While building it, the contractors discovered a series of old coal shafts and passages under the landfilled loosely with soil and debris, which joined up with Thomas Fletcher's adjoining mine. Rather than blocking these shafts up, the contractors left them. On 11 December 1860, shortly after being filled for the first time, Rylands's reservoir burst and flooded Fletcher's mine, the Red House Colliery, causing £937 worth of damage. Fletcher pumped the water out, but on 17 April 1861, his pump burst, and the mine again began to flood. At this point, a mines inspector was brought in, and the sunken coal shafts we...