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MEANING AND USE OF THE LEGAL TERMS: MALAFIDE “Malafide” is a legal term derived from Latin, where “mala” means “bad” and “fides” means “faith.” In legal contexts, it refers to actions or intentions that are done in bad faith, with dishonest or wrongful intent. When someone acts malafide, they are acting deliberately with the intention […]
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MEANING AND USE OF THE LEGAL TERMS: LOCUS STANDI “Locus standi” is a Latin term used in law, particularly in the context of standing in court. It refers to the legal right or capacity to bring a case or participate in legal proceedings. In simpler terms, it’s the eligibility or the legal standing of an
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MEANING AND USE OF THE LEGAL TERMS: LETTER ROGATORY A letter rogatory, also known as a letter of request, is a formal communication between courts in different countries used to request judicial assistance in obtaining evidence or executing actions in a foreign jurisdiction. This legal instrument plays a crucial role in international legal proceedings where
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CTN PRESS DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS SERVICES FOR ITS MEMBERS TODAY’S CURRENT AFFAIRS DIGEST (CAD) Current Affairs Daily Digest – 16 December 2023 MoEF&CC launched the Indian Forest and Wood Certification SchemeThe Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) has launched the Indian Forest and Wood Certification Scheme (IFWCS) to encourage sustainable forest management and agroforestry in India
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CREATING AND ENDING EASEMENTS: LEGAL PERSPECTIVES Easements are crucial legal tools granting individuals the right to use another person’s land for specific purposes. These rights, while powerful, are subject to specific rules governing their creation and termination. Understanding the legal framework surrounding easements is essential for both property owners and those benefiting from easements. Creating
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NOTABLE LEGAL CASES INVOLVING EASEMENT DISPUTES Notable Legal Cases Involving Easement Disputes Easements, the rights to use another person’s property for a specific purpose, have sparked numerous legal battles throughout history. Here are some landmark cases that have shaped easement law: Hannah v. Peel (1945) Key Points: Prescriptive Easements: This case established that easements can
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UNDERSTANDING PROPERTY RIGHTS AND EASEMENTS Understanding Property Rights and Easements Property rights and easements are fundamental aspects of real estate ownership, influencing how land and properties are used, accessed, and transferred. Grasping these concepts is crucial for homeowners, buyers, and investors in navigating the complexities of property law. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of property rights
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TYPES OF EASEMENTS UNDER THE EASEMENT ACT An easement is a legal right to use another person’s land for a specific purpose. The Easement Act recognizes various types of easements that can be established and regulated. Understanding these types is crucial for property owners, tenants, and those involved in real estate transactions. 1. Right of
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INTRODUCTION TO THE EASEMENT ACT, 1882: A BRIEF OVERVIEW Introduction to the Easement Act, 1882: A Brief Overview The Easement Act, 1882, is a pivotal legislation governing the rights of easement in India. Easements, essentially, are rights enjoyed by one landowner over the land of another for specific purposes. Here are the key points that
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MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS RELATED TO EASEMENT ACT, 1882 What does the Easement Act, 1882 primarily deal with? a) Property disputes b) Rights over properties c) Contractual obligations d) Business agreements Answer: b) Rights over properties Who can acquire an easement according to the Easement Act, 1882? a) Only individuals b) Only companies c) Both
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MEANING AND USE OF THE LEGAL TERMS: JUS IN PERSONAM “Jus in personam” is a Latin legal term that translates to “right against a person.” It refers to a legal right or claim that one person has against another individual specifically. This concept is fundamental in distinguishing between rights that are enforceable against a particular
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MEANING AND USE OF THE LEGAL TERMS: JUS AD REM “Jus ad rem” is a Latin legal term that translates to “right to the thing.” It refers to a legal interest or claim in a specific property or thing, rather than an individual’s right against a particular person. This term is often used in property
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