What is Communication & modes of Communication under the Indian Contract Act?

According to Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act 1872, An agreement enforceable by law is a contract. Before a contract comes into existence the promisor has to signify his willingness and a promise has to signify his assent. It, therefore, becomes necessary to explain what is meant by such signification and what should be the mode of the same.

To bring into notice the willingness or assent of the parties to enter into a contract one needs to communicate. This mode of communication can be postal or instantaneous. Section 3 of the Indian Contract Act states that communication can

Lawyer In Next Case Speaks Out As Johnny Depp Prepares To Go Back To Court On Assault Claims

Johnny Depp has been wrapped up in legal situations for quite some time now. Most recently, the Pirates of the Caribbean star was entangled in a (televised) six-week defamation case with his ex-wife, Amber Heard. ultimately, the jury’s verdict fell in Depp’s favour, as Heard was found guilty of three counts of defamation and now must pay her ex millions of dollars. While Depp has apparently closed the book on that situation, he’s now facing an assault-related lawsuit from a former colleague. And the accuser’s lawyer is speaking out ahead of the trial.

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Cristiano Ronaldo’s Rape Lawsuit Tossed, Decide Slams Accuser’s Lawyer

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Bob Huggins threatens lawsuit against West Virginia as ex-Mountaineers basketball coach seeks reinstatement

Three weekends removed from his arrest for drunk driving in Pittsburgh, former West Virginia coach Bob Huggins is claiming — through one of his attorneys — he never resigned as the Mountaineers men’s basketball coach. He’s also requesting a return to power at the helm of the program.

The news broke Saturday via MetroNews, which released the July 7 letter from David A. Campbell (Huggins’ attorney) to West Virginia president E. Gordon Gee. MetroNews also published the July 8 rebuttal from WVU to Huggins’ lawyer, who apparently is working independently from other counsel that has been in communication with school

Donald Trump’s Ex-Lawyer On Documents Case Has Pithy Advice For Trump

Tim Parlatore, who was a lawyer for Donald Trump in the classified documents case before he quit for personal reasons, offered some advice Tuesday to his old client: Shut up. (Watch the video below.)

OK, Parlatore said it in more polite words during his appearance on CNN but his free counsel came in loud and clear.

“You have the right to remain silent. Use it,” Parlatore said.

Parlatore was shown video of Trump’s interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier in which the ex-president seemed, to many, to admit to willfully keeping sensitive files at Mar-a-Lago after receiving a subpoena to

Trump lost two lawyers just hours after being indicated

Two of Donald Trump’s top lawyers abruptly resigned from his defense team on Friday, just hours after news broke that he and a close aide were indicated on charges related to their handling of classified documents.

Jim Trusty and John Rowley, who helmed Trump’s Washington, DC-based legal team for months and were seen frequently at the federal courthouse, indicated they would no longer represent Trump in matters being investigated and prosecuted by special counsel Jack Smith, who is probing both the documents matter and efforts by Trump to convert the 2020 election.

The resignations were shortly followed by an announcement

Mexican prosecutors drop case against woman sentenced to kill man who was raping her

Mexican prosecutors said Saturday they’re dropping a case against a woman who was hit with a six-year prison sentence for killing a man as he raped and assaulted her.

The reversal comes after protests erupted when a court in Mexico State agreed last week that 23-year-old Roxana Ruiz was raped in 2021, but was still guilty of homicide with “excessive use of legitimate defense” and ordered to pay $16,000 to her attacker’s family.

The state Prosecutor’s Office said it made the decision to drop charges after taking into account that Ruiz, who is an Indigenous woman and single mother, is