Will: A legal document that outlines a person’s wishes and instructions for the distribution of their assets, property, and possessions after their death. It allows individuals to specify how they want their estate to be managed and divided among beneficiaries. (Section 2(h) of The Indian Succession 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...