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Tort law: Vicarious Liability follows the doctrine of ‘Respondeat Superior’- the responsibility of a superior for the act of its subordinate. One of the most common forms is the imposition of liability on the employer for the acts of his/her employee. To be more precise a master is liable for the acts of his/her servant.
According to Article 24 of the Constitution, what is the restriction regarding the employment of children?
The main principles which underline the law of evidence are
When is the object or consideration of an agreement unlawful?
“Evil should be returned by evil”. This theory is known as
Whether testimony of accomplice witness requires corroboration?
Dishonour of cheque for insufficiency of funds etc. in the account related to:
What is the appointed day under Coal Mines (Nationalisation) Act 1973?
Under which Section of Indian Evidence Act , DNA test of hair samples can be admitted in Evidence?
Which principle has been discussed in the case of M.S.M Sharma Vs. Shri Krishna Sinha 1960.
Which of the following accurately describes the Authority's powers regarding the examination of re-insurance treaties under the Insurance Act?