The term domicile is not defined in the Act. The domicile of a person is the place where he has his true, fixed, permanent home and establishment go which he intends returning. Every person must at all times. Possess a domicile Two things are therefore essential to constitute domicile. 1) Residence and 2) An intention…
View detailsInternational Humanitarian Law is a part of public international law which mainly concerns itself with rules and regulations during the armed conflict. The main objective of International Humanitarian Law is to protect people who are not a part of hostilities of war and also with the warfare techniques employed by the state who are at…
View detailsEven though legal systems around the world vary greatly, the two legal systems- common law and civil law are the most widely accepted and used systems. Some consider these to be very contrasting and not capable of co-existing whereas others are of the opinion that the two systems are way more compatible than they appear…
View detailsIn Hon’ble Supreme Court of India March 11,1958 Appeal (crl.) 90 of 1957 APPELLANT : Virsa Singh RESPONDENT: State of Punjab BENCH- P.B. Gajendragadkar, Syed Jaffer Imam and Vivian Bose, J. Facts The accused thrusted a spear into the lower abdomen of deceased on 8 pm, July 13,1955, eventually leading to his death the following…
View detailsChild marriage means “a marriage to which either of the contracting parties is a child”. Child means “a person who, if a male, has not completed twenty-one years of age, and if a female, has not completed eighteen years of age”. Many a times, in discussions and discourses, terms like ‘early marriages’ or ‘forced marriages’…
View detailsShould attempt to suicide be decriminalized? Introduction Self destruction is alluded to as the demonstration of self-killing or murdering of oneself. It is a deliberate demonstration whereby the individual finishes his/her life to get away from misfortunes they face. While there can be numerous reasons which push somebody to take their life, the fundamental reason…
View detailsIntroduction Trade Disputes Act, 1929 was unable to settle the all kinds of industrial disputes so the there is a need for appropriate legislation which able to short out all matters which are connected with industry. The Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 has been passed. It extend to the whole of India and came into force…
View detailsABSTRACT In this paper, I’ll emphasize the fact that how imperative it is to devise a National Level Reservation Policy by the Union government for the transgender community. It will not only ensure an optimum utilisation yet in addition to it an adequately uniformed implementation along the lines laid out in the NALSA judgment. INTRODUCTION…
View detailsIn terms of Article 246 of the Indian constitution, there is a threefold distribution of legislative powers between Union and the State Governments. The VIIth Schedule of the constitution contains 3 lists. The Union List gives exclusive legislative powers to union to legislate on 97 items of all India character including: defense, armed forces, arms and ammunition, atomic…
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