The Constitution of India extends the Right to Freedom of Religion to all the citizens according to Article 25. However, this is not an absolute right, it is subject to restrictions. Article 25(1) states that the right to freedom of religion is subject to public order and morality. It is the duty of the state…
View detailsLaws have been an integral part of the society from its inception. They have not only given a structure and definition to the society but also have devised and defined what is right and wrong. It gives ever individual the protection from wrongdoings and penalizes the culprits by punishing them or giving them a chance…
View detailsIn recent years, the Indian insurance industry has experienced substantial expansion and development. The frequency and severity of claims, particularly those filed under professional indemnity, employment practise liability, and cyber coverage, has increased in recent years. The government, on the other hand, is taking steps to enhance the business climate. The establishment of commercial courts…
View detailsThe Supreme Court of India’s decision in Bhatia International v. Bulk Trading S.A. is one of the most important Supreme Court of India decisions, and it is sure to get the attention of people interested in economic and legal interactions with India. The following are the pertinent facts: The parties to an international contract had…
View detailsEvery person has got a duty to behave in a responsible manner and also perform his work as a prudent person with reasonable care. Medical people are also expected to show the care and skill not as a layman but as a member of his class. Such a person when consulted by a patient owes…
View detailsThis article sheds light on the dark side of socialism and shows the ugly truth behind this economic system. Socialism is an ideology tailored to improve equality in the community by letting the people own the means of production. Ideal socialism is a picture of a truly sharing society. Construct of this framework requires the…
View detailsSection 124A of the Indian Penal Code defines sedition as words, either spoken or written, or by signs, or by visible representation, or otherwise, brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt, or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards the Government established by law. Freedom of expression is one of the most integral…
View detailsThe case of Mohori Bibee vs. Dharmodas Ghose concerns the nature of minor’s contracts, his fraudulent false interference, the application of the principle of estoppel, sections 64 and 65 of the Contract Act, and so on. Name Of the Case: Mohori Bibee v/s Dharmodas Ghose Citation: (1903)ILR30Cal539(PC) Date Of Judgement: 04 March 1903 Name Of…
View detailsIntroduction: False Imprisonment is the intentional confinement of the plaintiff by another within fixed boundaries without legal justification. In other words, the tort consists in intentionally putting a total restraint on the liberty of a person, for however shot a time, without lawful justification. To constitute a tort, there reed not be actual imprisonment in…
View detailsCruelty has not been universally defined till now. It depends upon the circumstances of the cases and the country and time. It is an important ground for judicial separation and divorce. If any party to marriage behaves with cruelty to the other party, then the other party can present an application for divorce against the…
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