Power and Duties of the Directors under the Companies Act,2013 Abstract Section 2(34) of the Companies Act,2013 defines “Director” as- “Director” means a director appointed to the Board of a company”. In order to ascertain whether a person is a director or not, a reference must be made to the nature of the office and…
View detailsPundit Thakur Das Bhargav, one of the members of the Constituent Assembly called preamble as ‘the soul of the Indian Constitution’. He described it as the key to the constitution and as a jewel set in the constitution. Basically, preamble is the introduction to the Indian Constitution. It is the key to open the mind…
View detailsIndia’s basic principles include ahimsa, unity-in-diversity; Parliamentary-system, spiritual-journey, and environmental-protection that can be found in government, local-public, etc. What does it mean to be good citizen in your home country or world? Sociocultural-notions like patriotic-sentiments, civil-rights, principle of one-man-one-vote, and generally, nationalism, add to ideas regarding citizenship that entails several-rights, including liberty, security, equality-before-law, and…
View detailsUnder the Constitution of India, the police is a state governed subject. As a state subject listed in List II of the Constitution’s Seventh Schedule, the police system is governed by the Police Act, 1861 and numerous state statutes. Each state government has the authority to establish its own police force under the Police Act.…
View detailsWhat is a Trademark? A trademark is a word, symbol, logo, phrase, or another device mark which can be identified as a source of a good or a service which distinguishes it from that of the competitors. Trademark can be any symbol, phrase, or word which can be easily recognizable and it also denotes a…
View detailsThe concept of noninterference was preserved in classical international law, which indicated that no state should engage directly or indirectly in the internal affairs of another state. In this case, according to Oppenheim, intervention meant violent, coercive, or dictatorial involvement that hampered the target state’s control over the subject matter at hand. Hans Kelsen pointed…
View detailsLegal provisions regarding order for maintenance of wives and children under section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The word ‘Maintenance’ is not defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. Chapter IX of the Code of Criminal Procedure deals with provisions for maintenance of wives, children and parents. ‘Maintenance’ in general meaning is keeping…
View detailsAccording to black’s law dictionary judicial activism is defined as a philosophy of judicial decision making whereby judges allow their personal views about public policy, among other factors to guide their decisions usually with the suggestion that adherents of this philosophy tend to find constitutional violation and are willing to ignore precedent. Judicial activism means…
View detailsThe word Ethics has been derived from the Greek adjective “ethos”, which comes from “ethica”— which means custom, habits or usages. Literally: The term ethics mean the science of customs and habits of men. It is the science of habitual conduct of man. Ethics is science because it depends upon the observation, classification and explaination of human conduct. But it is normative…
View detailsIn general, censorship in India, which involves the suppression of speech or other public communication, raises issues of freedom of speech, which is protected by the Indian constitution.The Constitution of India guarantees freedom of expression, but places certain restrictions on content, with a view towards maintaining communal and religious harmony, given the history of communal…
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