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The Doctrine of Acquiescence is an equitable principle where a person, possessing a legal right, observes another party infringing upon that right and remains passive—implying

The Doctrine of Laches is an equitable principle preventing individuals from asserting a claim after an unreasonable delay, especially when such delay prejudices the opposing

The Doctrine of Holding Out, enshrined in Section 28 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, is a legal principle that holds individuals liable as partners