According to Yajnavalkya there are fourteen (14) sources of law which consists of four (4) Vedas (which are Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samveda and Atharvaveda), six (6) Vedangas (which are Kalpa, Vyakarana, Chhanda, Shiksha, Jyotish and), Dharma Shastras, Nyaya, Puran and Mimansa. The sources of law can be divided into the following two (2) heads- Ancient Sources…
View detailsDivorce may be the maximum exquisite factor that ever occurs to you! You could be capable of restart your lifestyles without or with every other companion with renewed vigour.But on this Article we are able to communicate what if divorce is terrible, and thru the subsequent factors you could apprehend it too , So let’s…
View details“Even the false accusations of a person of dubious morality can taint the reputation of an upright man.” In this growing world where rights of a women are being discussed at every nook and corner, let’s take a moment to talk a bit about other side of the coin i.e., of a man who is…
View detailsConsumer is any person who buys a good or avails or hires any service for a consideration that is paid or promised or partly paid or partly promised under the system of deferred payment and includes any user of such good who uses it by approval of first person or the beneficiary who avails service…
View detailsPublic Employment refers to employment in state-run institutions. In most cases of public employment, there are reservations with regard to the classes considered to be backward in nature. This classification is based on various criteria that are put forward in the Constitution. These reservations are seen as a way of providing equality in employment opportunities.…
View detailsMorality and its influence on law has been a matter of major debate over the years. The idea of whether a judicial decision or a legislation should base its foundations on moral reasoning has seen both arguments in favour and against it. The main basis to the arguments here, stems from the question, what exactly…
View details‘One is not born a woman, one becomes one’: Simon de Beauvoir This quote is the very essence of gender studies. A person’s gender identity is defined by their mental outlook; how they see the world and how they decide to live and is not defined by the societal standards of how a man or…
View detailsThe doctrine of feeding the grant by estoppel is based on the concept of ‘nemo dat quod nonhabet which means that no one can give to another, who does not have one’. Section 43 of the Transfer of Property Act stipulates that “if a person fraudulently or wrongly assumes that he or she is authorized…
View detailsTrade unions are a kind of representative bodies that are found in each trade, offices or companies, such bodies are there to represent the employees of the companies so that their needs could be highlighted and a gap between employee and employer get abridged and to settle industrial disputes with communal bargaining. These trade union…
View detailsArticle 13, the power of Judicial Review, falls under the purview of Fundamental Rights and is intricately connected to the doctrine. Judicial Review is the power of Courts to pronounce upon the constitutionality of legislative and executive acts of the government which fall within their normal jurisdiction. What is Doctrine of Eclipse? Doctrine of Eclipse…
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