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The subject law of Torts is one of the most important branch of law which owes its origin to the common law of England . The subject is well developed in U.K, U.S.A, and other advanced countries But in India it is in the process of development and it is also not a codified subject like other subjects of law like the Indian contract Act 1872, The Indian Evidence Act 1872, The Indian penal code 1860 etc