The practice of dowry is still on the rise in India. Dowry has been a parasite for the institution of marriage. The problem which Indian society still suffers is cruelty against women is based on dowry; domestic violence against women in India has its root at the demand of dowry. Several laws have been made for the abolition of dowry but it…
View detailsVaccine Nationalism is the priority given by nation States to ensure the supply of vaccines for their own country prior to helping others. Recently countries like Germany, UK, France, USA have pre-booked vaccines from conglomerates. This has increased the fear of high prices of vaccine for other countries. This may also make it very difficult…
View detailsIn last two parts we had a discussed about the duties of bailor in this part we have a look on rights of bailor. The rights of bailor are as follows •Right to enforce bailee’s performance As the bailor delivers goods to the bailee for performance of some specific purpose, the bailor has the right…
View detailsTelecommunication sector is indeed one of the key utility sectors of every country that aids in the functioning and connectivity of the country’s economy not only internally but also with the outside world. This problem is very well understood at times of any calamity which puts national and human security and business value at risk.…
View detailsThe recent controversy arises after an increase in slur regarding the validity of LUDO SUPREME which is an online games mostly played among youngsters.
View detailsIntroduction: – Consequences of an industrial dispute can never be said to be good, because they are very far reaching, and may disturb the economic, social and political life of a country. The main objective of the Industrial dispute Act, 1947 is to investigate and settle industrial disputes. In this article we will understand in…
View detailsIn part 1 we have seen that the bailor has a duty to disclose faults in goods bailed and he also has a duty to bear expenses now lets look at other duties of bailor. •Indemnify BaileeAs per Section 159 of the Indian Contract Act 1872 the bailor can terminate bailment at any point of…
View detailsThe term proposal defined in Section 2(a) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 states that when one person signifies his willingness to do or abstain from doing something with a view to obtain assent of another person is said to make a proposal. The term proposal as used in Indian Contract Law is similar to…
View detailsIn the contract of bailment the person who delivers the goods to bailee is called the bailor.His rights and duties are as follows Duties of bailor •Disclose faults in goods As per section 150 of The Indian Contracts Act of 1872, the bailor is bound to disclose to the bailee about the faults of the…
View detailsExtradition can be defined as a legal process of one nation in which a person who has been accused of committing a crime or has been convicted of a crime in another nation is delivered into the custody of a law enforcement agency of that nation in which he is accused or convicted of crime.…
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