Marriages in India can be registered under t Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Muslim Marriage Act, 1954, or under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. It is the duty of the judiciary to ensure that the rights of both the husband and wife are protected. The Special Marriage Act, 1954 is an Act of the Parliament of…
View detailsCorporate Insolvency can be defined as the company’s inability to pay debts to the suppliers and creditors. There are different forms of creditors for a company such as commercial banks, financial institutions, NBFCs. Beside that supplier of raw materials and finished goods can also be considered as creditors to the firm. The definition of insolvency…
View detailsOften during a transaction, the parties involved have a clash of viewpoints, which may result in delayed performance, termination of agreement, etc. There are certain cases where no amount of compensation or any other legal remedy can mitigate losses of the suffering party. In order to ensure specific relief or enforcement of civil rights to…
View detailsTITLE OF THE CASE: Foss v Harbottle CITATION: [1843] 67 ER 189, (1843) 2 Hare 461 COURT: Court of Chancery BENCH: Wigram VC, Jenkins LJ PETITIONER: Richard Foss and Edward Starkie Turton DEFENDANTS: Thomas Harbottle & Other’s INTRODUCTION: The case of FOSS v HARBOTTLE is a key precedent in English corporate law. According to the…
View detailsJustice delayed is justice denied” is a legal maxim means that if a legal remedy is available for a party that has suffered some injury, but not getting that remedy on time is effectively the same as having no remedy at all. This principle is the basis for the right to a speedy trial and…
View detailsThe literal meaning of the word ‘force’ is to ‘make someone do something against their will’. Accordingly, the word ‘forced labour’ means to compel any person to render any service which is against their will out of coercion and threat of punishment. Forced labour is against the basic human right and a criminal offence as…
View detailsIn India trademarks are registered under the Trademarks Act, 1999. For the registration of a trademark the applicant needs to file a trademark application with the Registrar of Trademarks. The Registrar may accept the application or may reject it if he finds any fault to it. There are certain trademarks which cannot be registered. These…
View detailsMarriage may be a basic portion of society, a wellspring of walking on air and merriments and additionally of contemporary starts. However, one amongst the longest standing reminder malice connected with wedding from a lady’s perspective within the Indian culture is that of the dowry framework. In spite of a good deal being aforesaid and…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: The Muslim Law is founded on the Quran’s and Prophet Mohammad’s teachings. In all cases where an express command is given, it is carried out faithfully, but there are many areas that these sources do not cover, and as a result, the great academics devised their own interpretation of what should be done in…
View detailsCriminal Conspiracy (Section 120-A & 120-B) under Indian Penal Code, 1860 Abstract This chapter has introduced a new offence of “Criminal Conspiracy” in the Indian Penal Code, by making the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act,1913. Criminal conspiracy means an agreement to commit an offence. Definition: Section 120-A defines Criminal Conspiracy as under: “When two or more…
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