Donoghue, a Scottish case, is a well-known case in English law that influenced tort law and, in particular, the concept of negligence. Mrs Donoghue’s acquaintance brought her a ginger beer from Paisley’s Wellmeadow Café on August 26, 1928. She only drank approximately half of the bottle, which was made of black opaque glass, before pouring…
View detailsIt’s a common notion that a woman completes a man and vice versa. India had been a country that has seen the evolution of women from being the caretaker of the family to the breadwinner of the same. In every chapter of the evolution of this country there have been women who have changed the…
View detailsAkhoury Anusheel* (Continued from Part 2.) LEGISLATIONS GOVERNING NRI MARRIAGES IN INDIA: An NRI marriage is different from a normal marriage in the sense that it raises questions related to the validity of the marriage, the authority of Indian Courts when compared with that of the host country’s legal system and acceptance and enforcement of…
View detailsAkhoury Anusheel* (Continued from Part 1.) PROBLEMS IN AN NRI MARRIAGE: There are some NRI marriages which are not catastrophes and which have lead to the well-being and happiness of the individuals involved in it. But of course, cases of fraud and deceit, abandonment and violence have been recorded and known to have occurred in…
View detailsINTRODUCTION & DEFINITIONS: The abbreviation NRI stands for Non-Resident Indian. Legally, it has not been given an express definition under any statute, but the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) of 1999 (Act 42 of 1999) defines only a person resident in India, as follows: A person who has lived in India for a minimum of…
View detailsPossibly in our country, this has gotten an untouchable, because of the moderate mindset that we have had, since ages. Virginity of a young lady doesn’t characterize a young lady’s person in any capacity more than not being a virgin doesn’t. Possibly we should scrutinize all attackers, killers, fear-based oppressors and criminals and get some…
View details“I was born in a very Orthodox family where our marriages are arranged at the time of our birth. I was forced into the old tradition of child marriage. I always felt that people should have freedom of choosing their life partners but being young at that point of time you can’t say anything and…
View detailsRELIGIOUS LIFE The Aryan gods were predominantly male. But there were considerable number of goddesses too. Some chants in the vedas were composed by female composers also. They could take part with men in the performance of religious sacrifices. In the ashwamedha yagya, the role of the chief queen and other queens is noteworthy. Upanayana…
View detailsWHAT IS FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT ? Fundamental Rights are basic human rights which is provided to every citizen of India. These rights are applied without facing any discrimination on the basis of race, religion, gender, color of the skin, caste etc. Fundamental Rights are enforceable by the courts and they cannot be violated. If ones fundamental…
View detailsIn the case of A.K Gopalan vs. the State of Madras, it was observed that “Man, as a rational being, desires to do many things, but in civil society his desires have to be controlled, regulated and reconciled with the exercise of similar desires by other individuals. Liberty has, therefore to be limited to effectively…
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