Doctrine Of Ultra Vires
Explanation of Doctrine Of Ultra Vires with Landmark Case Law Doctrine of Ultra Vires‘Ultra’ means ‘beyond’ and ‘vires’ means ‘powers’. The term ultra vires for a company means actswhich are beyond the legal power and authority of the company, if an act is ultra vires it does notcreate any legal […]
GIFT DEED
Important Highlights 1. Under Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act, a Gift is the transfer of certain existing movable or immovable property made voluntarily and without consideration by one person called the Donor to another person called Donee and accepted by or on behalf of the Donee. 2. […]
Types of Contracts
A. Basis of Enforceability.i. Valid contract.ii. Void contract.iii. Voidable contract.iv. Illegal contract.v. Unenforceable contract. B. Basis of Formation.i. Express contractii. Implied contractiii. Tacit contractiv. Quasi-contractv. E contract C. Basis of Performance.i. Executedii. Executory a. Unilateral b. Bilateral A. Basis of Enforceability. i. Valid Contract. ICA, 2(h) All essential elements of […]
K.M. Nanavati V State of Maharashtra
“Adultery occurs in the head long before it occurs in the bed” Chuck Swindoll. As modern India’s
first upper-class crime of passion, the K.M Nanavati case held the nation in thrall. One the most
high profile cases which India has witnessed, two people in marriage make it a good marriage but
a third in a marriage makes it a bad marriage as it only requires two to tango.