This very famous case is related to the Fundamental Rights which is granted in our Constitution of India under Article 14 to 32. This case is a very famous case on the infringement of Constitutional Rights of the Petitioner, Kharak Sigh who was charged for the dacoity and later on acquitted by the court on…
View detailsDowry system is the durable goods, cash and real or movable property that is given by the bride’s family to groom, his parents and relatives as the condition of the marriage. It is in the nature of the payment in cash or gifts which includes cash, jewelleries, electrical appliances, furniture, crockery, vehicles, etc. It is…
View detailsHistory suggests that evidence started from 1500 to 1700. Earlier the concept of evidence wasn’t taken seriously thus unfairness in the justice system prevailed. Not long enough that the laws started reforming for the better of humanity. Thus evidence became a crucial part of law to support either party’s statement and justify their arguments. Yet…
View detailsAlternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provides an alternative to the conventional methods of resolving disputes. It offers to solve all types of matters including commercial, civil, family and industrial where people are not able to start any type of negotiation and reach a settlement. Generally, ADR uses an impartial third party who helps the parties to…
View detailsDuring a disaster or emergency state the government can take additional aid from the civilian workforce but the service must not be free of cost. The government needs to pay the minimum wage set at that time to those workforces. In Sanjit Roy v. State of Rajasthan, the Rajasthan Famine Relief Work Employee Act, 1964…
View detailsNegligence is a breach of the obligation for negligence, this is what a rational person will do under the guidance of considerations that normally regulate human affairs, or will do things that a cautious and rational person would not do. The negligence which is actionable that consists the neglect of the use of ordinary care…
View detailsINTRODUCTION A bio-bubble is a safe and secure environment that has been mandated by various international sports governing councils for sports tournaments during the covid-19 pandemic. A bio-secure environment or bio-bubble is planned to prevent the spread of coronavirus (covid-19). With bio-secure venues for sporting events, the members of the board aim at minimizing the…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Strengthening its position as one of the top five nations in terms of solar energy, and setting an example of how to blend growth with the green cause, India inaugurated Asia’s largest solar power project in Rewa in Madhya Pradesh on July 10th 2020. While boosting India’s concerned bid to achieve self-reliance in power…
View detailsAs has been aptly put forward by Mulford, ‘An unamendable constitution is the worst tyranny of time.’ One of the most remarkable features of the Indian Constitution is that it is a dynamic document. It is living, adapting, grows as the society around it grows and is also flexible. The procedure for the amendment of…
View detailsPosition of Directors of the company Abstract A company has a separate legal existence. In other words, a company is a separate legal person, but the company has no soul, no body, no flesh. It cannot act in its own person. It can act only through human agency. The persons through which the company generally…
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