Fundamental rights are guaranteed by the Constitution of India under Part III. They are so-called because these rights are provided by the fundamental law of the land and no authority can make any action which is in contravention of these rights. In M. Nagraj v. Union of India (2006) 8 SCC 212, it was observed…
View detailsEquality is one of the most important thing in this 21st century as earlier in past there is no equality like equality in between the Gender where man are always superior to women. Equality among the colors or racism the people who are having bright or fair color are suppress the dark color people and…
View detailsConsumer rights are the rights given to a “consumer” to protect him/her from being cheated by salesman/manufacturer. Consumer protection laws are designed to ensure fair trade competition and the free flow of truthful information in the marketplace. The eight consumer rights are: The right to satisfaction of basic needs – to have access to basic, essential goods…
View detailsTort signifies conduct which is crooked or twisted. This branch of law has received different definitions by different writers though the basis of the definition lays emphasis on the same features which are a) Act or omission in violation of law b) Legal Injury or legal damage and c) legal remedy by way of unliquidated…
View detailsWhat is a Uniform Civil Code? A uniform civil code is the one that provide one law for the entire country. Citizens of India are governed by different personal laws based on their religion and community. A Uniform Civil Code would ensure that all citizens of India are governed by the same set of secular…
View detailsThis very famous case is related to the Fundamental Rights which is granted in our Constitution of India under Article 14 to 32. This case is a very famous case on the infringement of Constitutional Rights of the Petitioner, Kharak Sigh who was charged for the dacoity and later on acquitted by the court on…
View detailsDowry system is the durable goods, cash and real or movable property that is given by the bride’s family to groom, his parents and relatives as the condition of the marriage. It is in the nature of the payment in cash or gifts which includes cash, jewelleries, electrical appliances, furniture, crockery, vehicles, etc. It is…
View detailsHistory suggests that evidence started from 1500 to 1700. Earlier the concept of evidence wasn’t taken seriously thus unfairness in the justice system prevailed. Not long enough that the laws started reforming for the better of humanity. Thus evidence became a crucial part of law to support either party’s statement and justify their arguments. Yet…
View detailsAlternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provides an alternative to the conventional methods of resolving disputes. It offers to solve all types of matters including commercial, civil, family and industrial where people are not able to start any type of negotiation and reach a settlement. Generally, ADR uses an impartial third party who helps the parties to…
View detailsDuring a disaster or emergency state the government can take additional aid from the civilian workforce but the service must not be free of cost. The government needs to pay the minimum wage set at that time to those workforces. In Sanjit Roy v. State of Rajasthan, the Rajasthan Famine Relief Work Employee Act, 1964…
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