Guardian : Is an individual who has legal and ethical responsibility for the care, protection, and decision-making on behalf of someone who is unable to manage these aspects themselves. Guardians are often appointed for minors, individuals with disabilities, or incapacitated adults. They ensure the well-being and interests of the person under their care, making decisions related to their health, education, finances, and other important matters. (Section 17 of Guardians and Wards Act)
Bailor - A person or entity that temporarily transfers possession of their personal property to another party (the “bailee”) as part of a bailment...
Locus standi-It means the legal standing or the right of a person or entity to bring a case or participate in a legal proceeding, typically based on their...
Vested interest-A personal stake, entitlement, or ownership in a particular situation, property, or outcome. It indicates a legally protected or established...
Violence: The use of physical force, often with the intent to cause harm, injury, damage, or destruction. It can encompass a wide range of actions, from...
Unfair practices: To actions or behaviors that are considered unjust, unethical, or deceptive in business, legal, or consumer contexts. These practices often...
Writ- A formal written order or command issued by a court or legal authority that directs a specific action to be taken. Writs are used in various legal...