Maxim injuria sine damno means

The difference between the maxims injuria sine damno and Damnum sine injuria lies in the fact that-

A

The former contemplates no wrong while the latter has damage with wrongs

B

The former contemplates moral wrongs while the latter contemplates wrongs

C

The former contemplates legal wrong with remedy while the latter moral wrongs without damages

D

The latter contemplates moral wrongs with damage but not vice versa

The maxim 'injuria sine damno' has been explained in

A

Danoghere v. Stevenson

B

Winterbottom v. Wright

C

Ashby v. White

D

Lumley v. Gye

"Injuria sine damno" means

A

Damaging without causing legal injury

B

Injury without damaging

C

Damning the other party

D

None of these

What is the meaning of 'injuria sine damno'?

A

A loss is suffered but there no violation of a legal right

B

Neither loss is suffered nor violation of a legal right

C

Where the person who suffered the loss does not want to bring an action

D

If a person's legal right is violated he can bring an action even though he has not suffered a loss

What does injuria sine damno mean?

A

Damage without legal injury

B

Damage without actual injury

C

Damage in the form of legal injury only

D

Damage in the form of legal and actual injury

Maxim 'Damnum sine injuria' means

A

Damage without infringement of legal right

B

Damage with infringement of legal right

C

Infrigement of legal right without damage

D

Infrmgement of legal right with damage

The maxim 'Damnum sine Injuria' means

A

Where there is a remedy, there is a right

B

Where there is a right, there is a remedy

C

Damage or loss without infringement of legal right

D

Infringement of legal right without damage or loss

The meaning of the maxim 'Injuria sine damnum'is:-

A

Damage or loss without infringement of legal right

B

Infringement of legal right without damage or loss

C

Where there is a right there is a remedy

D

None of these

In India the maxim 'Damnum sine injuria' has been propounded in

A

P. Seetharammayya v. Mahalaksh-mamma

B

Vishnu Dutt v. Board of H. S. & Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh

C

Town Area Committee v. Prabhu Dayal

D

All the above

Damnum sine injuria is a maxim pertains to

A

Contract Act

B

Partnership Act

C

Indian Penal Code

D

Law of Torts

Maxim injuria sine damno means

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