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PIPO, an Indian Publicity Management Agency
In the
Honorable District Court of Navi Mumbai
At Mumbai
Civil Petition ____/2013

Mr.Shadykumar
Plaintiff

V.

PIPO
Defendant

Memorandum For the Defendant

Table of Contents

Index of Authorities

Statutes Used

Indian Contract Act,1872 Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act,1945

List of Books
Pollock and Mulla,The Indian Conrtract Act and Specific Reliefs Act, Nilima Bhadbhade(14th edition,2012)
Avtar Singh, Conrtract & Specific ReliefAnson’s Law of Contract(10th edition,2010)
Anson’s Law of Contract, J. Beatson (28th edition,2002)
Charlesworth and perry on Negligence, Sweet and Maxwell(London,11th edition,2006)
Justice G.P.Singh, The Law of Torts, Ratanlal and Dhirajlal (Nagpur, 23rd edition, 1999) john Murphy , Street on Torts, Oxford University Press (London, 11th edition, 1999)
Richard Kidner, Casebook on Torts, Blackstone Press Limited (Shropshire, 4th Edition, 1996)
Tony Weir, A Casebook on Torts, Sweet and Maxwell (London, 8th Edition, 1996)
Winfield and Jolowicz, Tort, Sweet and Maxwell (London, 17th edition, 2006).

Dictionaries
Venkatramaiya’s Law Lexicon, (2nd edition)

Index of Cases
Maula Bux v Union of India 11
The Special Officer Amaravati v DV Thirumalswamy 12
Bharath Sanchar Nigam Ltd v BWL Ltd 12
Dilip Kumar Bhargava v Urmila Devi Sharma and Ors 12
Sri Hanuman Cotton Mills and Ors v Tata Aircraft Ltd 12
Fateh Chand v Balkishan Dass 13
Alok Kumar Aich v Asoke Kumar Aich 14
Lingo Bhimrao Naik v DattatrayaShripad Jamadagni 14
Limpus v London General Omnibus Company 15
Joel v Morrison 15
Plumb v Cobden Flour Mills and Co. Ltd. 15
Deatons v Flew 16
Pitts v Hunt 16

Statement of Jurisdiction

The petitioner hereby submits this memorandum in the matter of

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