The case Mwinyi V Bhai illustrates the doctrine of “house without land,” where Mrs. Zainab Mwinyi bought a house without acquiring the land beneath it. The court ruled she was not entitled to demolish the house or construct another without consent, resulting in a trespass ruling against her.

Copyright Law

  • August 9, 2025

The post discusses defences to copyright infringement claims, including fair dealing, licensing, public domain, de minimis use doctrine, and incidental inclusion. These concepts offer legal justifications defendants can use against copyright allegations, emphasizing the significance of understanding them to navigate copyright law effectively and avoid infringement risks.