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KEYNESIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL LAW OF CONSUMPTION John Maynard Keynes has explained the consumption behaviour of the household sector through the Psychological Law of Consumption.in his work – The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money published in 1936. Therefore, this law is also known as “Keynesian psychological law of consumption”. It provides a key part of…
CONSUMPTION FUNCTION Consumption function or propensity to consume refers to the general income consumption relationship. It represents functional relationship between two aggregates i.e., total consumption and total income. It shows how consumption expenditure varies with given changes in income. ACCORDING TO K. KURIHARA “Consumption represents amount of consumer expenditure made at a given level of…
CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT Consumer Protection Act 1986 is a law to protect the interests of the consumers. This act was inevitable to resolve a large number of pending consumer complaints in consumer courts across the country. This is a Central Govt. Act applicable in all states of India, to provide for the protection of the…
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PLEDGE AND BAILMENT BAILMENT The word ‘Bailment’ is derived from the French word ‘Bailer’ which means to deliver. The etymological meaning of bailment is “handing over” or “change of possession of goods”. In legal sense, it involves change of possession of goods from one person to another for some specific purpose. Bailment is…
CONTRACT OF PLEDGE PDF A pledge is only a special kind of bailment, and chief basis of distinction is the object of the contract. Where the object of the delivery of goods is to provide a security for a loan or for the fulfilment of an obligation, that kind of bailment is pledge. ACCORDING TO…
CONTRACT OF BAILMENT The word ‘Bailment’ is derived from the French word ‘Bailer’ which means to deliver. The etymological meaning of bailment is “handing over” or “change of possession of goods”. In legal sense, it involves change of possession of goods from one person to another for some specific purpose. Bailment is a delivery of…
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INDEMNITY AND GUARANTEE CONTRACT OF INDEMNITY The term Indemnity literally means “Security against loss”. In a contract of indemnity one party – i.e. the indemnifier promise to compensate the other party i.e. the indemnified against the loss suffered by the other. ACCORDING TO ENGLISH LAW “It is a promise to save a person…
RIGHTS OF SURETY A surety is a person giving a guarantee in a contract of guarantee. A person who takes responsibility to pay a sum of money, perform any duty for another person in case that person fails to perform such work. After making a payment and discharging the liability of the principal debtor, the…
CONTRACT OF GUARANTEE NOTES Contract of Guarantee means a contract to perform the promises made or discharge the liabilities of the third person in case of his failure to discharge such liabilities. ACCORDING TO SECTION 126 OF INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 “A contract of guarantee is a contract to perform the promise or discharge the liability of the…
CONTRACT OF INDEMNITY The term Indemnity literally means “Security against loss”. In a contract of indemnity one party – i.e. the indemnifier promise to compensate the other party i.e. the indemnified against the loss suffered by the other. ACCORDING TO ENGLISH LAW “It is a promise to save a person harmless from the consequences of…
