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Nuisance | Types | Essentials | Defences | Remedies – Law of torts
The term ‘nuisance’ is derived from the French word ‘nuire’ and the Latin word ‘nocere’ or ‘nocumentum,’ which implies ‘annoyance’ or ‘damage’ in a legal sense.In Durga Prasad v State (AIR 1962 Raj 92), it was said that the term “nuisance” typically refers to anything that bothers, hurts, or is objectionable. Definition of NuisanceAs a…
Civilization – meaning | difference
The term “civilization” comes from the Latin word “Civitas” meaning city. Therefore, this term refers to all the achievements characteristic of human life in organized cities. Cities emerged relatively late in human history, so “civilization” refers to a particular stage in human evolution. In contrast, culture describes collective life at all stages of human social…
Forms of Party Systems – Political Science
Forms of Party Systems – There are various classifications of party systems based on different criteria. The commonly used criteria are: (1) number of parties within the system: (2) the structures ofparties within the system; and (3) the relative strengths of the political parties. The traditional basis for the classification of party system has been…
Unfair Trade Practices – Consumer Protection Act
Definition – Unfair trade practice refers to as a trade practice that adopts any unfair method or deceptive practice for the purpose of promoting the sale, use, or supply of any goods or services. Meaning – Unfair trade practices refer to the use of various deceptive, fraudulent or unethical method to obtain business. Unfair business…
Meaning of Sovereignty | Definitions | Attributes
The term “Sovereignty” has been derived from the Latin word “Superanus” which means supreme or paramount. Although the name “Sovereignty” is new, the concept dates back to Aristotle, who spoke of the “supreme power of the state.” Throughout the Middle Ages, Roman jurists and laymen maintained this idea in mind, frequently using the terms “Summa”…