Reasonableness: The use of force must be objectively reasonable and proportionate to the threat faced, considering the circumstances of the situation. Framework: Law enforcement often uses a use of force framework to guide decision-making, with categories of perceived threats and corresponding responses. Factors to consider: Severity of the crime: The seriousness of the crime being investigated or prevented. Suspect's actions: Whether the suspect poses an immediate threat, is resisting arrest, o

Lectures - Contract Law

For a contract to be enforceable, restraint of trade clause must be reasonable: Post-termination non-compete clauses are permissible in employment contracts under S. 27 of Contract Act? District Court explains