India is a democratic and secular country. The term ‘secular’ means that the state has no religion. It is tolerant of all religions. The freedom of conscience and the right to profess, practice, and spread religion are guaranteed under the Indian Constitution. Hence, personal laws relating to religion exist. Marriage, dower, divorce, wills, maintenance, and…
View detailsIntroduction: Tort is a civil wrong. Tort law does not have a codified substantive law; rather, it is developed through judicial decisions based on English common law concepts of justice, equity, and good conscience, with its origins in royal writs issued by the chancery. The tort of trespass is one of the oldest and most…
View detailsABSTRACT Girls plays a prominent (Important) role in the cultural, social, political, and economic life of a country. Our constitution gives great importance to the equality of status and opportunities for girls. This article emphasis on how girl’s education can be enhanced through imparting information to all in various meaningful ways. Girls education should be…
View detailsWe can divide arbitration into two types – (i) Domestic Arbitration and (i) International Arbitration. The distinction between the two is so significant that UNCITRAL Model Law is specifically created for international commercial arbitration. Though the expression domestic arbitration is not used in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, it means an arbitration proceeding arising out…
View details“Pendente lite nihil innovature” – Nothing new should be introduced into a pending litigation. This maxim is basis for the Doctrine of lis pendens. The term lis pendens means ‘Pending Suit’ or ‘Pending litigation’. This concept is enshrined under Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. It says that during the pendency of…
View detailsMeaning and definition of torts. Law generally denotes any rule of human conduct enforced by the State. In its wider sense it includes all religious, social, political and moral rules of conduct. But all these are not strict rules of law. Only those rules of conduct of persons which are protected and enforced by the…
View detailsLegal language is the language of law, lawyers and Courts. Necessity of legal language arises in many circumstances which include the following :- (1) Oral representations, submissions and arguments before Courts. (2) Consultation among judges. (3) Communication between Judge and Advocate (4) Communication among lawyers (5) Consultation among lawyer, client and witnesses (6) Interpretation of…
View detailsCitations are the references to authorities in support of legal propositions.Eg :- Citation of cases, citation of books, citation of articles. Article 141 of the Constitution of India provides that the law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all courts within the territory of India. A legal principle laid down authoritatively by…
View detailsA research report is the detailed description of the entire research work. The researcher has to present the research findings in the form of a report conveying the whole result of the study in sufficient details. Much of the report writing depends upon the topic, extent of the materials techniques, insight and imagination of the…
View detailsAlternative Dispute Resolution is the process of resolution of disputes outside Courts to avoid problems of litigation. 1. Legal Service Authority Act The Legal Services Authority Act, 1987 aims at providing free and competent legal services to the weaker sections of the society by creating competent authorities. and organising Lok Adalats to promote justice. The…
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