This article has been written by Mr. Nithilan KM, 2nd year student of Saveetha School Of Law Abstract: Recognizing marital rape within Muslim personal laws is a crucial yet complex issue demanding a multifaceted approach.Legal complexities, cultural sensitivities, and the need for open dialogue must be acknowledged. This essay explores the significance of recognizing marital…
This article is written by Ms. Kavya Shahi a B.A.LL.B 3rd year Student of Lloyd law College, Greater Noida. Abstract: The process of notarization of various legal documents including Probate is an important part of inheritance in India because it ensures the legalization of various legal documents. Legal documents in the inheritance process. Legality, originality,…
National Commission for Scheduled Castes and National Commission for Scheduled Tribes stated under Article 338 and Article 338 A of the Indian Constitution are a constitutional body and not a statutory body. Some other authorities like The National Commission for Minorities (1992), The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (2007) are statutory bodies as…
Introduction The ancient texts of India have hardly discussed the concept of guardianship due to the durable familial structure in the Vedic society and resolute presence and powers of the Karta. Thus, there were hardly any laws on guardianship in India. The emergence of guardianship as a legal concept began from the advent of the…
Introduction The movie ‘Luka Chuppi’ is filled with fun, emotions, ethics and is a perfect replica of the social reality. The portrayal of religion being attached to political agenda is the focus of the movie. It shows how political leaders extract votes and fool the public in the name of protecting the Indian culture. The…
CONCEPT OF HINDU LAW: Hindu system of law has the most ancient pedigree of the known systems of law. If the Vedic period is accepted to be 4000 to 1000 B.C., Hindu law is about 6000 years old. In this span of 6000 years, it has passed through various phases. Yet. It has existed with…
AIMS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE STATE: Vedic literature indicates that the king was one who maintained law and order in his kingdom. The State, under him, had three broad aims: To promote religion, To maintain morality, and To encourage education. Apart from this, material wellbeing of the citizens was also an aim to be achieved.…
India is a country where beef controversies are very normal. Every second day we get news about cow slaughter and riots related to it. Mainly it is a matter of fight between two religions, Hindus and Muslims. This is not a new thing since the 3rd century it is a matter of debate. In Islam,…
Evolution is carried on by the Jiva passing from body to body, the bodies improving as his powers unfold; this is called re-birth, re-incarnation, or transmigration. The word re-incarnation means literally taking flesh again, coming again into a physical body. The word transmigration means passing from one place to another passing into a new body.…
INTRODUCTION: Dowry, or Dahej, is one of the deep-rooted societal evils this is growing at an exceptional fee in present day culture. While it’s miles plain that current people criticize it, the exercise differs in keeping with the area, caste, and faith. This evil is silently claiming the lives of harmless married ladies, from turning…
