Recently, there has been a lot of discussion on Criminalization of Marital Rape and its criminalisation of the same. Does India really need to make Marital Rape A Criminal Act. I am a mother, wife, and a Lawyer and I have dealt with my own fair share of Domestic Violence case in my professional life.…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Several myths surround the origins of the idea of domicile. The phrase is sometimes used interchangeably with nationality or residency. The common consensus on domicile is that it is a ‘permanent residence,’ however Lord Cranworth in Whicker v Hume [1]disagreed. The notion of residence is rooted from Roman law in common law. The term…
View detailsINTRODUCTION The entertainment business in India not only generates a lot of money, but it also provides a lot of content for movies, TV episodes, web series, music, and videos. Individual engagement in the cyber world is rising as a result of technical advancements. Many individuals watch networks like Hotstar, Zee5, Sony Liv, Prime, and…
View detailsPassing off Passing off is a common law tort that can be enforced to the unregistered trademark rights. If a person sells his goods as the goods of another then the trademark owner can take action as this becomes a case of passing off. Passing of used to protect or safeguard the goodwill attach to…
View detailsWHO IN CONGRESS WOULD BENEFIT?’: SMRITI IRANI ON PM’S SECURITY BREACH. Smriti Irani additionally looked to know why Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi advised Congress pioneer Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on the issue of the Prime Minister’s security break. New Delhi, Jan 12: The BJP on Wednesday blamed the Congress government in Punjab for purposely…
View detailsDivorce is a process by which the marriage between two grown-ups reaches a conclusion to end their marriage end which might be solemnized under various laws like Hindus which incorporates Sikhs, Jains, the Hindu Marriage Act,1955 administer Buddhists while Christians are represented by Indian Divorce Act, 1869 and the Indian Christian Marriage Act,1872. The Muslims…
View detailsLaw of torts or civil wrong is an under-construction concept for most underdeveloped and developing countries like India itself. Due to its uncodified nature, its viability is constantly under question rather more than once helping it drift away to a box of its pre-existing fellow un-noticed rights. Let’s take a look at why the Civilians…
View detailsThe 2019 Malayalam movie Jallikattu created quite a buzz when it became India’s official entry into the 2021 Oscars. Critics both domestically[1] and internationally[2] were high in praise about the storyline, the cinematography, the message and the ultimate delivery of it all of the film. However, the plotline of the film has nothing to do…
View detailsIn the course of history, tort law has undergone the evolution from homomorphic revenge to damage compensation, fault liability to multiple liabilities, absolute liability to relative liability, and then absolute liability. Since modern times, the statutory codes of continental Europe have established the status of tort law, while the tort law in the United Kingdom…
View detailsIn Indian society, the institution of the family is ingrained in sociocultural sexism having heteronormative parochial views where monogamy takes supersedence. There is no single definition of what constitutes a family. However, it is recognized that a family is an integral unit of society formed by interpersonal relationships. The broader and widely accepted definition in…
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