Introduction: What is filed by an appellant in an appeal is called a memorandum. It contains details such as name of court, authority, tribunal, name of the respective parties, insights of the judgment of the court, and the grounds upon which the decision is challenged. All of these form the Read more
Introduction: A pleading in law, as practiced in countries that adopt the English models, is a structured written declaration of the arguments or defenses of a party to the claims of another party in a civil suit. The pleadings of the parties in a case describe the issues to be resolved Read more
Introduction: A deed (formerly ‘proof’) is, in English Law, any legal document in paper that transfers, affirms, or supports a claim, privilege, or asset and is signed, assented, presented, and in some countries, sealed. Transferring (conveyancing) title to a property is generally related to it. It has a higher assumption Read more