The Hanafi law of succession and the Shia law of succession, both derived from Indian common law, are two types of Islamic inheritance laws. The Muslim Personal Law Application Act of 1937 gives them legal standing. The transmission of an ancestor’s property to the legitimate heir is referred to as succession. It is referred to…
View detailsWhen you die you actually don’t die your body dies you actually comes to life(a real life after death). You should know that you are soul(atma). In Hinduism it is said that we have three body stulh sarir(physical body), karan sarir(karmic record body) and suksham sarir(astral body). When you die you would be having 7…
View details“Female Genital Mutilation” (FGM) is a term that is currently being used by UN agencies, including the WHO. The WHO defines it as “Female genital mutilation (FGM) comprises all the procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injuries to the female genital organs for non – medical reasons.”…
View detailsPublic interest litigation (PIL) is a snowball concept that was introduced in India by Justice P.N Bhagwati. Essentially, PIL is a litigation that can be filed by anyone from the society for the purpose of securing justice for those who aren’t able to the same for themselves. The concept leaps the rule of Locus Standi…
View detailsWe can start this with a question that can we live without animals and the answer says no, without animals or plants our life would have been impossible. As, oxygen, clean water, food, clothing all comes from them. Even the smallest of the smallest animal on the planet plays a vital role in its ecosystem…
View detailsThe payment of Bonus Act was made applicable from 25th September, 1965. It has 40 sections. It is applicable on every factory and every other establishment that employs 20 or more employees on any day during an accounting year. Some of the important definitions are: Accounting year is the year ending on the days on…
View detailsINTRODUCTION The Swadeshi movement was a pivotal milestone in India’s freedom struggle. It began as a protest opposing Bengal’s division in 1905. Bengal was Colonial India’s largest populated region at the time. It encompassed not just the west and east sections of the state, and also Bihar, Assam, and the majority of Orissa. In terms of…
View detailsWHAT IS CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 1986? The Consumer Protection Act of 1986 (COPRA) was passed in 1986 by the Indian Parliament to defend the rights of Indian customers. The Consumer Protection Act of 2019 was passed, which abolished it. It was established in order to constitute consumer council as well as other agencies for the…
View detailsRole of Information Utility Information Utility under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 Role of Information Utility Abstract Information Utility is one of the main pillars in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code,2016 (henceforth mentioned as IBC,2016). Resolution in a time bound manner is one of the main objectives of IBC,2016 which is now becoming possible and realistic…
View detailsLaw and economics engage in a number of different ways. Public law aims to redress the results of a free market environment by social and economic legislation, while private law aids persons and associations able to enter into negotiations in a free market. Lawyers ought to be concerned with the economic consequences of existing legal…
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