Technology has helped to develop the world at things we could not have fathomed a few years ago. People can connect with anyone in the world at any time, send message, view pictures and this is just some of the basic uses of the internet and technology. Technology is the backbone of almost all of…
View detailsJeremy Bentham- “The law and property are born together, taken away the property there will be no laws.” Property– Property in general term means a land or a thing. If we have a property of our own then we also have some legal rights over the property.The infinite series of rights includes-• Right to possess…
View detailsIn India, the obsession for “White” skin tone is real. People drooling over a ‘fair’ skin tone is visible in the matrimonial ads. Not only this, but the use and popularity of whitening creams have been there in India since years, yet no one took cognizance of such products that advocate colour bias. Following the…
View detailsCITATION: CS(COMM) 493/2020 In the case of Future Retail Ltd. V. Amazon case the issue was majorly regarding the legal status of Emergency Arbitrator and the consequential order passed therefore. FACTS IN BRIEF The facts which led to this case are as following : The Future Retail Ltd. (FRL) is a listed company operating in…
View detailsCONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS In the words of Dr Jack Kevorkian “For those who are facing a terminal illness, who are in irremediable pain and suffering, and wish to exercise their right to die with dignity, a system should be available to them”. In the words of Mahatma Gandhi “Live as if you were to die…
View detailsAdultery is having extramarital affairs.It is having affairs with another person who is married or unmarried by a married person.Adultery is a happening which is having drudgery effects on people’s characters. Adultery was a crime until Apex court(Supreme Court) stuck down 497 section of IPC in 2018.But now the liberty or freedom is more exploited…
View detailsIntroduction Strict liability is a topic of the Law of Torts. The concept of strict liability evolved from the very famous case Rylands V. Fletcher of 1868, in which the House OF Lord gives the rule of ‘NO FAULT’ liability which means even if the defendant has no intention to cause any harm, even…
View detailsINTRODUCTION CONTRACT – The term ‘contract’ defines under section 2(h) of Indian Contract Act , 1872 as “An agreement enforceable by law is a contract”. It creates and defines the duties and obligations of the parties involved. The promise may be to do something or to refrain from doing something. The making of a contract…
View detailsWhat is #Me Too Movement? It is a movement against assault and sexual harassment that began in October 2017 as a hash tag# which is used to articulate hatred and discontent against sexual assaults which are happening in workplace and all these things were shown on various social media platform. It turned into a revolution…
View detailsCase Number 2909 OF 2002Court Supreme Court of IndiaDecided on 5 May 2010Judge Hon’ble MR. JUSTICE DALVEER BHANDARI Hon’ble MR. JUSTICE GYAN SUDHA MISRAAppellant …
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