Liability arises when a person is legally responsible for something. Usually, a person is responsible for the acts committed by him, however, in certain circumstances; a person can be made liable for the act committed by others.
Sovereign immunity is the concept that the State or the Sovereign cannot be held liable for any legal wrong and is immune from criminal prosecutions and civil suits.
New advances made in technology have led to its scope being broadened immensely. Today, computers are used for anything and everything in a way that wasn’t even imaginable till about a decade ago.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 13(1) states “Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state.”
Dower in English Law is defined as the portion which a widow hath of the lands of her husband at his decease, for the sustenance of herself and the education of her children.
In today’s time where everyone is busy in their world, nobody likes to hear anything from anyone about them as the said things would be not liked by the person
In many of the branches of the law of torts like assault, battery, deceit, and malicious prosecution, ‘the state of mind’ of a person is relevant to ascertain his liability.