The limits of “religious” and “secular” life are disputed in many areas of the world. The controversy of marriage, death and controversy of same sex, and the degree of freedom of expression, as well as secondary collisions at the end of the twentieth century, are very functional in the national political agenda. The support of…
View detailsIn the year 2018 on March 9 by the Supreme Court the right to die with dignity is considered as the Fundamental right of the constitution and allows the passive euthanasia in the country. Euthanasia is defined as the painless killing of patients who are suffering from any disease which is not curable or the…
View detailsDowry system is followed in India since a very long time. Our ancestors started this system for valid reasons but now it is leading to issues and problems in society. In this essay on dowry, we will see what dowry exactly is, how it started, and why it should be stopped now. The new dowry…
View detailsAny marriage solemnized either before or after the commencement of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 shall be voidable at the option of the aggrieved party and can be annulled by a decree of nullity if any of the conditions mentioned in Section 12 of the Act are satisfied. The grounds mentioned in Section 12 for…
View detailsWe frequently mistake trademark and copyright; in this essay, we will examine the differences between the two on a variety of levels, including benefits, drawbacks, and government rule TRADEMARK: A trademark is a symbol or a sign used by one company to differentiate its goods and services from those of other companies. In today’s market,…
View detailsEmergency provisions in Indian Constitution Abstract A state of emergency in India refers to a period of governance that can be proclaimed by the President of India during certain crisis situations. Under the advice of the cabinet of ministers, the President can overrule many provisions of the Constitution, which guarantees Fundamental Rights to the citizens…
View detailsTrespass to land: Trespass to land is an unwarrantable entry upon the land of another or any direct and immediate act of interference with the possession of land. To constitute the wr0ong of trespass neither force, nor unlawful detention, nor actual damage, nor the breaking of an enclosure is necessary. Every invasion of private property…
View detailsIndian Trust Act 1882, makes provision for the extinction of trusts under section 77.78 and 79. Extinction of trust means termination of trust. Section 77 lays down 4 situations when a trust is extinguished: – When its purpose is completely fulfilled. When it becomes unlawful. When the fulfilment of its purpose becomes impossible by destruction…
View detailsFIRST INFORMATION REPORT (F.I.R) The first information report also commonly known as F.I.R, is when any given information is recorded by the on-duty officer by the aggrieved person, either oral or written format, about a cognizable offence they think has been committed by the defendant. Furthermore, on the reasons of commission of such an offence,…
View detailsThe Indian partnership at, 1932 defines the meaning of a partner in section 4, stating “Partnership” is the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all” In simpler terms, when two or more persons come together and collectively decide…
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