Survival of the fittest Professor Darwin Introduction As we all know the basic human nature is to dominate and exploit the vulnerable. The one who is knowledgeable and strong enough can survive in society. The article is about one such vulnerable that is pardanashin woman and how the present legal system protects them from being…
Introduction In 1985, the 52nd Constitution Amendment Act on Anti-Defection Law was passed, & the Indian Constitution’s 10th Schedule was inserted through this Act of 185. The disqualification of the Members of Parliament & State Legislatures on the grounds of defection is provided under this. It enacted anti-defection legislation by adding a new Tenth Schedule to the Constitution…
Introduction In our daily routine, we enter into a contract either knowingly or unknowingly like when we book a cab to reach our destination. Here the cab driver has to drop us safely to our destination in return we give him money. It’s a type of contract. All agreements are contracts if they are made…
Geographical indications are any indicators that describe commodities as originating in the territory of a country or an area or location within that territory, provided that a particular quality reputation or other features of the product are related to its geographical origin. This implies that geographical indicators must show that a product of a certain…
The constituency borders were frozen by the 84th Amendment Act of 2001 until the first census after 2026, or at least until 2031[1]. The current total number of Lok Sabha seats is based on the 1971 census. Articles 82 and 170 (3) of the Constitution have provisos stating that no new redistricting of constituencies can…
Introduction: The election of then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was ruled null and illegal by the Allahabad High Court on June 12, 1975. Following the judgement of the court, Gandhi petitioned the Supreme Court and a vacation bench of justices. Justice Krishna Iyer overturned the high court’s verdict, enabling Gandhi to remain Prime Minister while restricting…
Introduction The media has been called the handmaiden of justice, the watchdog of society, and therefore the judiciary- the dispenser of justice and catalyst of social reforms. The media and Judiciary share a typical bond and work harmoniously to get the reality, uphold democratic values and deal with social, economic, and political problems. It can…
All agreements are contracts if they are made by the free consent of the parties, competent to convert for a lawful consideration and with a lawful object, and are not here expressly declared void. For a valid contract, the essentials in section 10 of the Indian contract act should be fulfilled. One of the essentials…
Contract A contract is a legally binding agreement that establishes, defines, and governs the members’ mutual rights and obligations. An agreement becomes a contract if it meets the following criteria: Consent should be given freely. The parties must be able to lawfully engage in a contract. Following the law should be taken into consideration. The…
Introduction Mercantile agent is a special agent who has the authority to sell goods, transfer items for sale, acquire goods, or collect money to secure commodities on behalf of its client in the ordinary course of business. To clarify, a commercial or mercantile agent is a person who has received goods or papers of title in…
