Commentary on Law of Torts, Defamation and Malicious Prosecution

Year: 2025

Authors: Justice M L Singhal and Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh

About the Book:
This insightful work is an indispensable resource for legal practitioners, academicians, and students, providing a comprehensive and contemporary analysis of the Law of Torts, with a focused lens on defamation and malicious prosecution. Authored by renowned legal minds—Justice M.L. Singhal and Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh—the commentary bridges classical tort principles with emerging legal challenges in the digital and constitutional era.

The book blends theoretical frameworks with practical applications, offering expert guidance on evolving issues such as media defamation, online abuse, hate speech, and civil liability. It includes real-world references, model forms, and sample charges under the new criminal laws, making it an essential companion for effective litigation and legal understanding.

Key Features:

• In-depth analysis of tortious liability, civil wrongs, and principles of natural justice

• Special emphasis on defamation under new criminal law reforms, including digital and media aspects

• Comprehensive discussion on malicious prosecution, wrongful detention, and abuse of legal process

• Coverage of hate speech jurisprudence and its relationship with defamation claims

• Includes model pleadings and specimen charges under updated legal frameworks

• Contemporary interpretation aligned with Supreme Court and High Court jurisprudence

• Addresses real-life legal challenges with illustrative case studies and references

Key Topics Covered:

• Defamation (Civil & Criminal) | Media and Online Defamation | Hate Speech

• Medical Negligence | Sovereign Immunity | Vicarious Liability

• Trespass | Nuisance | Electrocution | Fire Hazards | Joint Tortfeasors

• Compensation Claims | Wrongful Detention | Public Infrastructure Hazards

• Accidents: Road, Rail, Air Crash, Canal, Sewerage, Manhole

• Special Focus: Live-in Relationships, Sexual Assault Claims, School Injuries

• Emerging Claims: Stampedes, Social Media Abuse, Public Riots

Ideal For:

• Law Students & Judicial Aspirants

• Civil & Constitutional Law Practitioners

• Trial Lawyers and Legal Researchers

• Media Law Analysts & Public Policy Experts

• Legal Educators and Institutions

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