Introduction The Land Acquisition Act of 1894 was the primary legal framework used in India to acquire private land for public purposes until it was […]
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28.Counter Claim
What is a Counter Claim? A counter claim is a claim made by the defendant against the plaintiff in response to the original claim. It […]
9. What are the salient features of the land grabbing Act.
Introduction: Understanding Land Grabbing and the Need for Legislation Land grabbing refers to the illegal occupation or unauthorized possession of land, often involving encroachments on […]
27.Written Statements
What is a Written Statement? A written statement is a formal, structured reply filed by the defendant in response to the plaint (plaintiff’s complaint). It […]
34. Territorial Jurisdiction
In the context of Indian civil litigation, territorial jurisdiction determines the geographical area within which a civil court can entertain and decide a suit. It […]
26.Joinder of defendants
What is Joinder of Defendants? In legal terms, joinder of defendants refers to the inclusion of two or more defendants in a single suit when: […]
43. Reference
Understanding ‘Reference’ under Indian Law Introduction to Reference in Law In legal terminology, “Reference” refers to the act of referring a legal question from a […]
8. Discuss the salient features of the AP Rent Control Act and explain the rights and duties of landlord and tenant.
Introduction The Andhra Pradesh Rent Control Act, officially known as the Andhra Pradesh Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1960, was enacted to regulate […]
33. Parties to Suit
In civil litigation, identifying the correct parties to a suit is fundamental for a valid legal proceeding. A party to a suit refers to a […]
25.Delivery of Summons
What is a Summons? A summons is a legal notice issued by a court to a person involved in a legal proceeding. It may require […]