Sri Lanka’s First Multilingual Case Law Search: Now Search Judgments in Sinhala or Tamil For years, one of the biggest limitations in Sri Lankan legal research has been language. Although almost all judgments are published only in English, many lawyers and law students think and search in Sinhala or Tamil. This often results in missed […]
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The case of Podi Menika vs Heen Menike is a fascinating exploration of several key legal principles, including laesio enormis, unjust enrichment, and the requirements for proving the passing of valuable consideration in property transactions. This judgment, delivered by the Court of Appeal of Sri Lanka, provides valuable insights into the application of Roman-Dutch law principles in modern
Sri Lanka’s legal system is a rich tapestry woven through centuries of cultural traditions, colonial influence, and constitutional development. From ancient customary laws that governed local communities to sophisticated statutes in the modern republic, the country’s legal journey reflects its dynamic political and historical evolution. This article provides a concise overview of Sri Lankan legislation
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Access to Sri Lanka’s New Law Reports (NLR) is critical for lawyers, law students, academics, and legal researchers. These reports, containing authoritative judgments from the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, are vital tools in legal research, case referencing, and precedent analysis. For decades, accessing NLR meant flipping through physical books in law libraries. Today,
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