LC 0604 Tort and Consumer Protection Law : Quick Revision

Long Question 

Define the TORT Characteristics of Crime and Contract

    TORT Characteristics and difference Crime and Contract

    Definition, Nature of torts | Difference between tort and crime| Theories of law of tort

Consumer Protection Law 

    Consumer Protection Law 

    The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 | PART 1

    The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 | PART 2

    The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 | PART 3 

 

Defamation   Legal Injury to reputation

        Lebel  - Written , Picture, Paint , Permanent , Published  - Addressed to Eye

                        Actionable Per Se (No need to prove Damage)

   

        Slander - Orally , Singed, Gesture , Temporary - Addressed to Ear (Civil Wrong) 

                        Not Actionable Per Se  (Exception - Character Comment)

        

        Essential 

            Statement is defamatory

                    Direct or Indirect (Innuendo) Defamation 

                

            Statement referred to Plaintiff (Exception - Death / Deceased , Group or Class Person)  

                

            Statement be Published (Exception : Husband - Wife Privilege  communication)         

    General Defences

        Justification or truth

        Fair Comment

        Privilege  (Absolute and Qualified) 

            Absolute - Parliamentary Proceeding, State communication, Judicial Proceedings

  

        

Notes

Tort a Civil Wrong

Tort Civil wrong and Criminal Wrong 

General Defence in an action of TORT    ( VPI AP MNS) 

Various and Extra Judicial remedies

Sovereign Immunity

Article 300 : Sovereign Immunity 

Strict Liability and Absolute Liability (No Fault Liability)

        Strict Liability and Absolute Liability | Law of Torts

        Strict Liability

        Rylands Vs Fletcher  : Liability 
        Dangerous thing (Non Natural Thing) 

            
         Escape 
         Primafacy Liability (Defendant to prove Burdon) 
         Exception - Plaitiff's Fault  
                             Act of God 

                             VNFI (Mutual Understanding)

                             Act of Stranger 

                             Statutory Authority - MC Mehata Vs Union Carbide of India (Absolute Liability)

                            

         Absolute Liability 

         Enterprise  (Commercial Object)

         Hazardous Activity

         Escape Not Necessary

         

         No Exception 

          Quantom of Damages Directly proportional to Size Enterprize               

         

Vicarious Liability 

        Vicarious Liability 

Assault 

        Assault

Battery

        Battery

Tress pass to Land 

        Tress Pass to Land

Destination and Conversion 

        Destination and Conversion 

Public and Private Nuisance

    Public and Private Nuisance

Negligence  

        Negligence 

Liability of driver owner under Motor Vehicle Act  Sect 490

    

Damages

Injunction 

Nuisence

 

 

Quasi Contract | Quasi Contract in Hindi| Types of Quasi Contract