OFFENCES AGAINST WOMEN UNDER IPC Women are victims of crimes such as rape, murder, robbery, cheating, etc. Which are not specially directed at them, there are designated as crimes against women, which are directed specifically against them. Crimes against women are not considered from the only physical point of view but also a sociological aspect.…
View detailsFirst and foremost, you should be aware that Indian domestic violence rules/laws/acts are not gender neutral; they are solely designed to protect women. The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005 was passed by India’s Parliament to protect women from domestic violence. It went into effect on October 26, 2006, when the Indian…
View detailsIndian Contract Act 1872, defines contract in Section 2(h) as – “An agreement enforceable bye law or is a contract”. Section 13 defines consent as – “Two or more person are set to consent when they agree upon same thing in the same sense. Which means to sign a contract the parties should agree on…
View detailsNowadays, Education plays a most Important role in everyone’s life. Higher education provides a gateway to a number of opportunities to every high educated person in their future. Higher Education can Positively impact a society and nation by instilling ambition and knowledge needed to participate and make informed decisions. Today, Human is like a animal…
View detailsAs we know that youth are the assets of the nation and society. Youth is that force of the nation who can govern every system of society and the nation. Youth are basically the backbone of our country. Now as we see that today, they are not being given more importance, they have not being…
View detailsNuisance, according to the most widely accepted meaning, is an unlawful interference with a person’s use and enjoyment of land, or of some claim over, or in connection with it, as defined by Bermingham. As a result, it is an injury or inconvenience suffered by a person while using his property as a result of…
View detailsA strict liability tort refers to extremely significant incidents in which the defendant is legally responsible but not necessarily negligent. A strict liability tort is one in which a person is held accountable only on the basis of the demonstration of specific facts. In other words, no proof of negligence or any other mental aspect…
View detailsAge is one big reason the natural gap between ages. however, the significant issue shows up because of the psychological hole as far as suspecting design and latest things. Kids accept that they are adults and it is about time for them to be free. This assists them with acquiring confidence. Overall, the two guardians…
View detailsDonoghue, a Scottish case, is a well-known case in English law that influenced tort law and, in particular, the concept of negligence. Mrs Donoghue’s acquaintance brought her a ginger beer from Paisley’s Wellmeadow Café on August 26, 1928. She only drank approximately half of the bottle, which was made of black opaque glass, before pouring…
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