This article is written by Mr. Ganeev Singh Sahni a BA.LLB 3rd year student of Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. Introduction: Earlier, Christians had settled in India making the East India company the ruling power. In addition to this they had also established their own courts. They interested that the supreme court shall be…
Source of Christian Law : The four major sources of Christian law are: Scriptures i.e the Holy Bible Traditions Reasons Experience Scriptures The Holy Bible is made up of books that were written over a period of 1000 years. It contains letters, history, genres, and poetry. The Bible can be divided into two sections: the…
IntroductionIn India, there are individuals of all religious backgrounds living together in harmony. The fact that religious beliefs of the people cannot be ignored when it comes to governing them is self-evident; however, the question is what should be considered law and what should not be, and which sources should be considered when framing laws…
Conversion of the spouse to other religion was just for the aim of circumventing the provision of Section 494 of Indian Penal Code, 1860. Conversion to Islam by a Hindu spouse does not per se lead to dissolution of the marriage. It only gives a right to the other spouse to file a petition under S.13(1)(ii) of the…
In history we have been told that Aryan were outsiders who came to India and also ruled upon Dravidians and took away their land and literally showed Aryans as foreigners, of which there is no evidence and it is just a thinking which was being passed on for divide and rule. Aryan invasion theory was…
Christians are the second-largest religious minority community after Muslims in India. The marriage of Christian couples is governed by the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872 which stipulates the primary condition of the presence of a priest of the Church or minister for the solemnization of the wedding. Section 4 of the Christian Marriage Act, 1872 (hereafter,…
