Another name for Surrogacy. surrogate mother is the substitute for the hereditary organic mother. There are two sorts of surrogacy-conventional surrogacy and gestational surrogacy. In conventional surrogacy, the kid is accordingly hereditarily identified with both the substitute mother, who gives the egg, and the planned dad or mysterious benefactor. In gestational surrogacy, the kid is…
View detailsCOVID-19 has plunged the world into a crisis of unprecedented scope and scale. Undoubtedly, restoring the global health remains the first priority, but the strict measures required are resulting in massive economic and social shocks. During Covid-19, there has been a steep rise in the level of unemployment as a result of which there is…
View detailsIn the case of Lachmi Narain vs Union of India,[1] wherein the validity of the notification of the Central Government was in question as it has extended then existed Part C state laws Act, 1950 to The Bengal Finance (Sales Tax) Act, 1941 to Delhi with certain modifications as Section 2 of “Part C State…
View detailsThe term ‘First Information Report’ has not been defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure. Rather the term has not been used except in section 207 which requires the Magistrate to furnish to the accused a copy of the First Information Report recorded under section 154 (1) of the Code. The report first recorded by…
View detailsNatha chooses to commit suicide to receive compensation from the farmers. However, when the politicians and the media learn of his plans, they depart on their village to document the once-in-a-lifetime event. This line says it all. This film was released in the year 2010 under the production of Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao and…
View detailsThe term nuisance comes from the French word “nuire,” which meaning “to injure or irritate.” The word nuisance literally means “disturbance,” but it can also be defined as “unlawful interference with a person’s use or enjoyment of land” in tort law. Nuisance is a result of improper usage or enjoyment of land by an individual…
View detailsIn simpler language, the word ‘negligence’, could mean that when a reasonable man or a person, had a duty of care owed, and they un-intentionally failed the perform the promise which they owed to the plaintiff, and due to such a breach the plaintiff had suffered a damage. Although it is pertinent to note over…
View detailsOur Indian society is a platform to many evil demons and DOWRY is one of them. It is not just a mere exchange of gifts , goods or property from the bride’s family to the groom’s but its much more than that. When we look back to the history of dowry , the son had…
View detailsGOODSThe definition of the “Goods” is defined in Article 366(12) of the Indian Constitution, it says that Goods includes all the materials, commodities and articles. It defines that only movable items which can be traded from one place to other place will fall within the definition of the term “Goods” MOVABLE PROPERTYMovable property means any…
View detailsThe doctrine of lis pendens is the oldest doctrine and finds its application in the General Law of English. Under this doctrine, judgments on immovable property are considered to be superior to any transfers made by the parties at the time of the litigation. Later in this doctrine it was also equally accepted for better…
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