A Theory of Justice, Rawls argues for a rational reconciliation of liberty and equality, which he claims should apply to the fundamental framework of a well-ordered society. An account of the circumstances of justice, influenced by David Hume, and a fair choice situation for parties confronted with such circumstances, akin to some of Immanuel Kant’s…
View detailsMajority of the times article 356 is misused, until the landmark judgment of S. R. Bommai v. Union of India[1]. This case put an end to the arbitrary dismissal of State governments by Central government. And the verdict also ruled that the floor of the Assembly is the only forum that should test the majority…
View detailsCorporate frauds have emerged as the biggest risks which companies are exposed to, and are increasingly becoming a big threat. Incidents of frauds are increasingly at an alarming rate and in the process: Destroy the confidence of investors in stock markets Results in enormous destruction in wealth of investors Damage the reputation of the affected…
View detailsThe Information Technology Act, 2000 (also known as the IT Act) is an act by the Indian Parliament which was notified on 17th October 2000 and is the primary law of India dealing with cybercrime and electronic commerce. This act was introduced by Pramod Mahajan (Minister of Communications and Information Technology). The original act consists…
View detailsIndia is the birthplace of many religions and is also known as the nation of spiritual beliefs, culture, and intellectual thought. Person to person, perceptions of ‘religion’ differ; it is totally a question of choice and belief.Part III of our Indian Constitution provides and guarantees a number of essential rights. Freedom of religion is one…
View detailsRight to Information act was passed to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens. The main aim of the Act is to provide a secure access to information for promoting transparency and accountability. As per the preamble, the RTI Act helps in: •Securing the access to information under the…
View detailsA court which is situated outside the territory of India and is not under the control of central government is foreign court and a judgement passed by it is foreign judgement. The provision under the CPC provides for res judicata in application of foreign judgements and embody the principle of Private International Law. A judgement…
View detailsHindu law refers to the legal theory, jurisprudence, and philosophical reflections on the nature of law found in Indian texts from the ancient and medieval periods. Prior to codification, there were several kinds of Hindu laws related to property rights. One such law is related to the Joint Hindu Family business. The Joint Hindu Family…
View detailsArticle 76 and 78 deals with the Attorney General of India. The Attorney General of India is the most noteworthy law official of the country. He is capable to help the public authority in the entirety of its legitimate issue. The President designates the Attorney General (AG). The individual who is selected ought to be…
View detailsNo consideration is required to construct a contract of agency, according to Section 185 of the Indian Contracts Act 1872. As a result, when a person is appointed as an agent, his appointment agreement becomes binding. The commission is the pay for an agent, but no compensation is required at the time of the employment…
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