INTRODUCTION: It is well known that the availability of the resources on earth is limited still our needs are persistent, and if we define our necessity; they are just a wastage of resources. We can reduce those demands of ours but the culture of flaunting pulls ourselves and the earth tends to suffer due to…
View detailsWinding Up of the Company under the Companies Act, 2013 Abstract “Winding up” means liquidation of the company which represents the last stage in the life of a company. Winding up means proceeding by which a company is dissolved. In other words, winding up is the second method of putting an end to the life…
View detailsThe Companies Act, 1956 is an act enacted by the Parliament of India in the year 1956. It received the assent of the Parliament on 18th of January, 1956, and the act commenced on 1st of April, 1956. The Companies Act is an act to consolidate and amend the laws relating to companies and certain…
View detailsThe number of unresolved cases is troubling. One of the causes for the massive growth in the number of pending cases in High Courts is the failure to fill judge vacancies in a timely manner. There are now about 100 such positions. All of the delays, lack of accountability, and half-baked ideas make the fundamental…
View detailsThe Indian legal code (I.P.C.), Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C.) and Indian proof Act (I.E.A.) below the legal code (Second Amendment) Act, 1983 and by President of Asian country to subsume gift death cases and of cruelty caused to married girls. IPC SECTION 304-B At the purpose once the passing of a wed girl is caused…
View detailsFundamental rights are guaranteed by the Constitution of India under Part III. They are so-called because these rights are provided by the fundamental law of the land and no authority can make any action which is in contravention of these rights. In M. Nagraj v. Union of India (2006) 8 SCC 212, it was observed…
View detailsEquality is one of the most important thing in this 21st century as earlier in past there is no equality like equality in between the Gender where man are always superior to women. Equality among the colors or racism the people who are having bright or fair color are suppress the dark color people and…
View detailsConsumer rights are the rights given to a “consumer” to protect him/her from being cheated by salesman/manufacturer. Consumer protection laws are designed to ensure fair trade competition and the free flow of truthful information in the marketplace. The eight consumer rights are: The right to satisfaction of basic needs – to have access to basic, essential goods…
View detailsTort signifies conduct which is crooked or twisted. This branch of law has received different definitions by different writers though the basis of the definition lays emphasis on the same features which are a) Act or omission in violation of law b) Legal Injury or legal damage and c) legal remedy by way of unliquidated…
View detailsWhat is a Uniform Civil Code? A uniform civil code is the one that provide one law for the entire country. Citizens of India are governed by different personal laws based on their religion and community. A Uniform Civil Code would ensure that all citizens of India are governed by the same set of secular…
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