A multinational corporation (MNC) has facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. A multinational company generally has offices and/or factories in different countries and a centralized head office where they coordinate global management. Some of these companies, also known as international, stateless, or transnational corporate organizations, may have…
View detailsPrivacy is an undisputed right of a person who is intimately linked to his or her life. When privacy is mistreated or invaded illegitimately by wrongdoers, it becomes a source of contention. Self-inflicted privacy violations are less effective than those perpetrated by a third party. The revealing of private information by a third party causes…
View detailsDEFINING ELECTIONS Election is defined as the process of choosing people or representatives to fill an official post for which the person is standing in the elections by the people through the process of voting. Elections are contested to elect representatives in the either house of the Parliament or in either of the State Legislatures.…
View detailsTriple Talaq Triple talaq is the most famous case back in 2017 and it’s the most landmark judgment in2017. First, we have to know what the meaning of word triple talaq is or talaq-e-biddat as it is known among the Muslim community. Basically, it is the practice in Muslim law which gives a man’s right…
View detailsThe phrase “trade secret” is rather self-explanatory. As the name suggests, “trade secrets” simply speaking, are secrets used in the course of trade. A trade secret may be formula, a recipe, a process, a device or any other information, which is used in a particular trade, which makes it unique. It is that information pertaining…
View detailsConstitutional morality is barely a new idea. It is composed generally in the actual Constitution like in the section of Fundamental Rights (Article 12 to 35), Directive Principle of State Policy (Article 36 to 51), Preamble and Fundamental duties. As per Dr. Ambedkar, Constitutional morality would mean viable coordination between clashing interests of various individuals…
View detailsPresumptions in Statutory Interpretation Introduction: The word ‘Interpretation’ is derived from the Latin term ‘interpretari’ which means to explain or expound or to understand or translate. Interpretation is a process through which one arrives at the true and correct intention of the law-making body which is laid in the form of statutes. This helps in…
View detailsFundamental Duties are provided under Part IV-A of the Constitution. Part IV-A contains only one article, i.e. Article 51-A. Fundamental Duties are provided as a reminder to the citizens that while there are fundamental rights of every citizen, there are some duties which every citizen must perform. The Article 51-A provides 10 Fundamental Duties for…
View detailsSources of Islamic Law Islamic law is made up of various sources, Quran the holy text being the main source, after Quran the main source of Islamic law is sunnah, both Quran and Sunnah are considered to be the primary source of law, apart from the primary source the other sources of Islamic law consists…
View detailsSexual offences and the Indian Criminal Law: Sexual offences can be classified into four categories as rape, molestation, forced prostitution, female genital mutilations, etc. In regard with the sections i.e. section 294, 354, 354A, 354B, 354C, 354D, 375, 376, 376A, 376B, 376C, 376D. However, according to the Criminal Law, the changing control of Sexual crimes,…
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