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September 16, 2021

ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT OF JUDGEMENT
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Judgement means the expression of the  opinion of the judge or magistrate arrived at after due consideration of the evidence and of the arguments[1]. Judgement involves judgement of conviction or acquittal, but not an order of discharge under section 245 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973[2] (hereinafter referred to as “ The Code”.)  It is a…

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M.C Mehta : One Man Enviro-legal Brigade
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Mahesh Chandra Mehta a lawyer by profession is a committed environmentalist by choice, and has won many landmark judgements from India’s Supreme court from 1984.He has made his fight to protect the Indian environment his never-ending mission. He has pioneered legal activism for environment protection and is a proof of making a difference. M.C. Mehta…

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PLEDGE
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A type of bailment is a pledge. Pawn is another name for pledge. Bailment of commodities as a security for the return of a debt or loan advanced, or the execution of an obligation or promise, is referred to as a pledge. Pledger or Pawnor is the person who pledges the commodities as security, while…

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What is Civil Law?
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Law is one of the most important things in a country. No Country can function if it doesn’t have laws. Law is a set of legitimate rules, statutes, and precedents, which are applicable within a given jurisdiction. Whenever one hears law all that comes in mind is Justice for one. And punishment of the same is…

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Offences against the state and its Misuse
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While the majority of crimes are committed against particular people or pieces of property, certain types of crimes can have a broader impact, sometimes targeting the federal government or country as a whole. Unlike crimes that solely violate state laws, these types of acts violate federal law and are handled within the federal court system.…

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doctrines in company law
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DOCTRINE OF ULTRA VIRES: The process of doing an act which is beyond the legal power and authority of the company and these acts does not create any legal relationship and thus is absolutely void. In the case of Eastern countries Rly. vs. Hawkes[1], it was held that the legal personality of the company exists…

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