MALICIOUS PROSECUTION | PART 1 | LAW OF TORTS | UPSC | FALSE IMPRISONMENT |THELEGALRESEARCHER

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FALSE IMPRIONMENT PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. Definition
2. Essential Key Terms
3. Key Elements Plaintiff Must Proof
4. Malicious Abuse of Civil Proceedings
Malicious prosecution involves instituting a judicial proceeding against someone from a wrongful or improper motive and without probable cause.
According to the Supreme Court in West Bengal State Electricity Board v. Dilip Kumar Ray, two essential elements must be present to constitute malicious prosecution: the absence of probable cause and a favorable termination of the proceedings for the defendant. WATCH THE VIDEO FOR DETAILED DISCUSSSION.
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