There are some activities which are very dangerous in nature. Even a little negligence has severe and irreversible consequences. In such cases it becomes important that the law levy punishments even if it is no one’s fault. This is known is the Rule of Strict Liability, it comes into play especially in commercial and other…
View detailsThe Indian President is the head of the state and he is also called the first citizen of India. He is a part of Union Executive, provisions of which are dealt with Article 52-78 including articles related to President (Article 52-62). Under these articles, information on how a President is elected, his powers and functions,…
View detailsTolling provisions are a beneficiary to the plaintiffs as they get to extend the time period in which they are permitted to bring suit. There are various events or circumstances that can take place which can result in toll of a statute of limitations. It is tolled when one of the parties is under a…
View detailsSYNOPSIS John Marshall was born on September 24, 1755 near Germantown, Virginia and died in July 6, 1835 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1780 he started his own law practice. He defends his clients against pre war British creditors. In the year 1782 he held various political offices. In 1801 John Marshall also became the Chief…
View detailsPros & Cons Of Judicial Activism: Judicial Activism in simple words means when judges interrupt their own personal feelings into a conviction or sentence, instead of upholding the existing laws. For some reason, every judicial case has a base of activism within it, so it is imperative to weigh the pros and cons to determine…
View detailsPersonal liberty is a natural, vital right of an individual, recognised as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. This entitlement is a part of the inalienable basic structure of the Constitution of India. When an individual is suspected to have committed an offence (punishable under the law for the time…
View detailsThe Indian Councils Act, 1909 was named after the renowned viceroy Lord Minto as well as the secretary of state Lord Morely. This act was considered to be the success of the INC led by the moderates. The act aimed at increasing the number of non official members as well as enlarged legislative councils.Some of…
View detailsDishonoured/ bounced cheque is cheque that the bank on which is drawn declines to pay (“honour”). There are a number of reasons why a bank would refuse to honour a cheque, with insufficient funds being the most common cause. The holder of the cheque can file a complaint under Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act,…
View detailsIntroduction: This case is related to rights of alienation of the property of minor by ‘karta’ or ‘manger’. The main points for consideration before the Privy Council are- 1. Whether the property of minor or his interests can be alienated by the ‘karta’ or ‘manger’. 2. If yes, then under what circumstances and up to…
View detailsRansomware is a sort of malware assault in which the assailant bolts and encodes the casualty’s information, significant documents and afterward requests an installment to open and unscramble the information. After a gadget is presented to the pernicious code, the ransomware assault continues as follows. Ransomware can stay lethargic on a gadget until the gadget…
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