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24 December 2011
Q No.1Whether this statement is correct and reason for reply
Public wrongs and private wrongs amount to be offences agasint the state.
Q No.2
A declaratory decree is either of the followings
a decree whereby any right as to any prperty or a legal character of a person is judicially ascertained
b. The decree passed to prevent violation of a negative act.
c. Any order commanding active restriction of the former state of thing or
d. To compel performance of an active duty.
Public wrongs and private wrongs amount to be offences agasint the state.
Q No.2
A declaratory decree is either of the followings
a decree whereby any right as to any prperty or a legal character of a person is judicially ascertained
b. The decree passed to prevent violation of a negative act.
c. Any order commanding active restriction of the former state of thing or
d. To compel performance of an active duty.
29 December 2011
1) Public wrongs are wrongs which is against public/soceity and Public wrongs are violations of public rights and duties that affect the whole community. Case is filed under Criminal Law in the name of State.
private wrong, also called a civil wrong, is a violation of public or private rights that injures an individual and consequently is subject to civil redress or compensation. A civil wrong that is not based on breach of contract is a Tort
private wrong, also called a civil wrong, is a violation of public or private rights that injures an individual and consequently is subject to civil redress or compensation. A civil wrong that is not based on breach of contract is a Tort
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Querist : Anonymous
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31 December 2011
2ND QUESTION NOT ANSWERED
25 July 2024
a. A decree whereby any right as to any property or a legal character of a person is judicially ascertained.
Explanation:
A declaratory decree is a judgment of a court that declares the rights and obligations of parties without ordering any specific action or remedy. It establishes the legal rights or status of a party or clarifies a legal question, but it does not involve enforcement or execution like other types of decrees.
Explanation:
A declaratory decree is a judgment of a court that declares the rights and obligations of parties without ordering any specific action or remedy. It establishes the legal rights or status of a party or clarifies a legal question, but it does not involve enforcement or execution like other types of decrees.
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