What is a factory? It is a building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled chiefly by machine. Or historically, we can also say that it is an establishment for traders carrying on business in a foreign country. The first representation of east India company in Surat. On 24th August 1608, the…
View detailsMaintenance is the officious assistance by money or otherwise proffered by a third person to either party to a suit, in which he has no legal interest to enable them to prosecute or defend it. The essence of the offence is intermeddling with litigation in which the intermeddler has no concern about the case. It…
View detailsWHAT IS RAGGING?: Ragging is the phrase for the so-called “initiation rite” that takes place in higher education institutions across South Asia, including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. Ragging refers to senior students abusing, humiliating, or harassing fresh recruits or junior students. It often takes a malignant turn, with newcomers being subjected to psychological…
View detailsCOVID-19 was officially declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization on March 3, 2020. Since then, effective measures have been taken by all government and private bodies to improve the effects of this pandemic. Beyond the health repercussions, this pandemic has presented major disruptions for businesses. It has caused interruptions in trading, devastated…
View detailsThe word ‘negligence’ has its roots in the Latin word ‘negligentia’ meaning ‘failing to pick up’. So the general meaning of negligence is being reckless and careless while doing something but the legal meaning of Negligence is the conduct of an individual which fails to conform to a required standard of duty of care. The…
View detailsDrafting a correctly worded termination clause, upon forming a clear understanding of legal consequences is significantly important since it defines the manner in which a commercial transaction may be brought to an end. Virtually all commercial contracts have a termination clause that sets out a mechanism which the parties shall follow while terminating the contract. …
View details“Law leans in favour of legitimacy And frowns upon bastardy.” The criteria for the requirements for the live-in relationships. These are called walk in walk out relationships, which is an alternative to marriage. In the case of Alok Kumar v. the State[1], the Delhi High Court observed that live in relationship is walk in and…
View details“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”- Nelson Mandela Education plays a very dominant role in the functioning of the world. Each and every thing in this whole world requires some kind of knowledge and that peculiar knowledge comes from the basic education that a person has. So…
View detailsRight to Freedom of Religion (Art. 25-28)The Part III of the Constitution under Articles 25-28 prescribe for certain religious freedomsfor citizens. They include freedom of conscience of free pursuit of profession, practice andpropagation of religion, freedom to manage religious affairs, freedom to payment of taxes forpromotion of any particular religion and freedom as to attendance…
View detailsThe hurdles in the path of development of the UCC are various misconceptions that has been taken place in the minds of people. The utmost necessity is to understand the correct meaning, scope and exact nature of article 44. Because if one carefully tries to understand and analyze this provision of our constitution, then honestly…
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