word 'injury'. It is defined as an actionable wrong distinguished from harm, an unjust or undeserved infliction of suffering. It is accompanied ... action to recover the damages or specific property or both and in that sense it is said to be an actionable wrong.
20. Therefore
State Of Bihar vs Paramhans Yadav And Ors. on 4 April, 1986
Equivalent citations: 1987
only a side effect or a by-product and the cause of action is not based on such cohabitation.
The case is based ... such promise. If the appellant-plaintiff proves that case, a clear actionable wrong is proved for which claim for damages or compensation is maintainable. Merely
Pollution of a natural stream under common law is an actionable wrong, actionable without proof of actual damage. (See Clerk & Lindsell on Torts
observed that therefore, even if there is a wrongful termination of the service or a wrongful termination of contract of employment, for that the employees ... remedy would be by way of damages in a evil action and not by a petition before this Court, meaning thereby a writ proceedings
held that emitting smoke would constitute actionable nuisance furnishing cause of action to lay the suit for appropriate relief. Applying the above statement ... admitted facts, it will be clear that an actionable wrong has been committed by the appellant erecting the chimney with the holes emitting smoke through
years ago. It is, however, significant to note that the cause of action for the institution of the suit also included the persisted squatting upon ... continuance of the wrong would afford a fresh cause of action. The wrongful act is the obstruction and it may he that the construction resulting
clearly, has an interest in the industry brings this action regarding an alleged wrong doing by the Board of Management. Article 43A of the Constitution ... maintain an action for redress of such public wrong or public injury, it would be disastrous, for the rule of law for it would
liable to dismissal without notice and there is no right of action for wrongful dismissal, that is, that they cannot claim damages for premature termination
observed (p. 82 of 1 All ER) :
" (1) No action can be taken under Section 20C without the approval of the Board of Inland ... tested by an independent body before the action is taken. Lord Wilberforce observed that it would be wrong to assume that a Circuit Judge would
