The doctrine of frustration is an aspect or part of the law of discharge of contract by reason of supervening impossibility or illegality of the act agreed to be done
The burden of establishing that the forum of choice is a forum non- conveniens or the proceedings therein are oppressive or vexatious would be on the party so contending to aver and prove the same. […]
In the absence of mixed question of law and fact or question of law, the High Court cannot alter the finding under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India
In the judgment as passed by the Supreme Court in Indra Sarma vs. V.K.V. Sarma [Dated 26.11.2013, Criminal Appeal No. 2009 of 2013] the Court dealt with the issue as to whether a “live-in relationship” […]