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May 20, 2022

SALIENT FEATURES OF 4th AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION
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“Historically , the judicial branch has often been the sole protector of the rights of minority groups against the will of the popular majority.”                                                                                        -Diane watson It is quite true in india. Ever since India got independence the tussle between judiciary and legislature was and still quite apparent from the various judgments that we get…

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     ISSUE OF PRICE OF SHARE
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                                   INTRODUCTION: Globalization has opened various doors for people and countries to invest and deal globally. With increase in trade and investments need to create laws to protect the interest of people and to prevent malpractices became a necessity. In India we have foreign exchange management act, 1999 (FEMA) to manage and frame regulations…

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1ST AMENDMENT OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION 1951
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“AN AMENDMENT ENSURING  EQUALITY   FOR  OPPRESSED CLASSES BY CURBING  THE  FUNDAMENTAL  AND   CIVIL    RIGHTS.” The 1st amendment of indian constitution was made less than 16 months after the enactment of constitution and took mere 16 days to get passed by the parliament, this account has been rightly called as 16 stormy days…

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INTOXICATION AS A DEFENCE UNDER INDIAN PENAL CODE,1860
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Introduction Intoxication is a state of mind  in which a person’s becomes mentally and physically disable due to the consumption of alcohol or a narcotic substance because of that a person become unable to understand the nature and circumstances of his act .The Indian Penal Code, 1860 in Section 85 and Section 86 has the provisions relating to acts…

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FOREIGN CURRENCY ACCOUNT
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INTRODUCTION:                               Globalization made dealing with different countries easy and efficient, and with increasing amount of business transactions foreign exchange of currencies began to expand. With banking sectors recognising the need, foreign currency accounts came into existence, foreign currency account (FCA) is an account in which a person can hold money which is in different…

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Oral Evidence and Rule of Hearsay
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Introduction Evidence is primarily divided into two types, One is documentary evidence and second is oral evidence. Oral Evidence is defined under Section 3 and Chapter IV ‘Of Oral Evidence’ at sections 59 and 60 of the Indian Evidence Act 1872. Where section 3 gives the definition of the oral evidence Chapter IV lays down…

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