The doctrine of res ipsa loquitur means “the thing speaks for itself.”
Imposing a legal interpretation, this doctrine comes forth validating the admissibility of circumstantial evidence and/or secondary evidence when there’s a lack of evidence against the defendant.KEEP READING
A company is distinct from its members. It is a separate legal entity. There is, consequently, a veil between a corporation and its members, keeping them both detached from each other for better legal clarity in terms of overriding rights, duties and obligations. Nevertheless, occasionally it becomes obligatory to lift this veil, neglect the corporation’s distinct corporate entity, and discover the authenticity of the company.KEEP READING
This easy law note tells you about the definition of evidence and the ten types of evidence mentioned under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.KEEP READING
