Indicators of Status | Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisp...
In the study of Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisprudence, "status" is not a vague social standing but a measurable set ...
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Women in Ancient, Medieval and Modern India: An Overview ...
The Ancient Period The Vedic Era (C. 1500 BCE – 1000 BCE) During the early Vedic period, women occupied a position of hi...
Public-Private Dichotomy | Gender Justice and Feminist Ju...
In Feminist Jurisprudence, the Public-Private Dichotomy is considered one of the most significant structural barriers to...
Deconstructing ‘Man’, ‘Woman’, ‘Other’ | Gend...
To understand Gender Justice, we must move beyond the dictionary definitions of these terms and perform a Deconstructive...
Notions of Sex and Gender | Gender Justice and Feminist J...
In feminist discourse and legal theory, the distinction between Sex and Gender is fundamental. This "Sex-Gender Distinct...
Introduction | Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisprudence
The Construct of Gender Unlike biological sex, gender is a socially constructed concept that carries deep cultural, psyc...
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Law of Torts - I : Previous Year Questions (2022)
PART - A Q1. Define 'Tort'. Ans. A tort is a civil wrong in which one person’s wrongful act causes harm to another, and ...
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Law of Torts - I : Previous Year Questions (2019)
Q1. What do you understand by "absolute liability"? Ans. Absolute Liability is a principle of 'no-fault' liability est...
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Law of Torts - I : Previous Year Questions (2018)
Q1. Define Tort according to Salmond. Ans. According to Salmond, “Tort is a civil wrong for which the remedy is a common...