Corporate Veil is a concept that isolates shareholders’ personalities from the companies. It shields stockholders from being held accountable for the company’s conduct. The firm and its stockholders are separated by a fictional veil, and the company only operates through its human agents. Many times, the corporation is seen committing improper/illegal behaviours behind the company’s…
View detailsContracts are a necessary component of our daily lives. Contrary to popular assumption, contracts are utilised extensively not only in business transactions but also in our daily lives. You might be astonished to learn that on a daily basis, one signs numerous contracts! Contracts are used in a variety of situations, including signing a business…
View detailsSection 11 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 lays down the conditions in which a marriage between persons is regarded as void ab initio. As per the Section, any marriage solemnized at the commencement of this Act shall be if it contravenes any of the conditions which are specified in Clauses (i), (iv) and (v)…
View detailsArticle 14 of the Indian Constitution states that all are equal before the law. It is the responsibility of the state to ensure that nobody is discriminated against in the country. Everybody is equal and should not be subjected to discrimination. Article 15(1) of the Constitution prevents the State from discriminating against any person on…
View detailsArticle 14 of the Indian Constitution established the doctrine of reasonable categorisation. Every citizen in the country has a fundamental right to equality under Article 14. It is one of the most significant clauses of the constitution since it guarantees equality to all Indian citizens. It safeguards against discrimination based on religion, caste, ethnicity, gender,…
View detailsList of Cases National Legal Services Authority v. Union of India Navtej Singh johar v. UOI Justice K.S.Puttaswamy v. Union of India Introduction The sixth of September 2018 was not a conventional day. Something earth-shattering occurred on the day that blew the existence of “lawfulness” of the LGBTQIA+ people, who have been exposed to hundreds…
View detailsGlobal Warming: A real cause? Almost from first standard we are learning about environment. Whether its benefits or drawbacks. There is no person alive who as not seen nature. One thing we all agree is how beautiful environment is. Not just beautiful its is helpful too. This is what one generally forgets. That environment is…
View detailsFalsehood means necessarily the violation of truth for the purpose of deceit. False means erroneous, untrue, the contrary of correct. The term false does not necessarily involve turpitude of mind. In the more important uses in jurisprudence the word force implies something more than a mere untruth, it is an untruth coupled with a lying…
View detailsArticle 19(1)(g) guarantees the fundamental right to freedom of trade, occupation, profession or business whereas Article 48 guarantees organization of agriculture and animal husbandry. Cow slaughter finds a special mention in the Constitution of India under this article. It can be seen that this article was inserted in the Constitution merely, from the point of…
View detailsThe term “biodiversity” was coined in the mid-1980s, despite the fact that the earth and evolution processes are centuries old. The most widely accepted definition of bio-diversity is the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), which was signed by more than 150 countries in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 is “the variability among living organisms from…
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