The CONSTITUTION (SECOND AMENDMENT) BILL, 1952, which was enacted as the Constitution (Second Amendment) Act, 1952, included a Statement of Objects and Reasons. OBJECTIVES AND REASONS STATEMENT The House of People has an absolute ceiling of 500 elected members, according to Article 81(1)(a). According to Article 81(1)(b), the States shall be divided, grouped, or formed…
Introduction According to the Design Act, 2000, Design’ means only the features of shape, configuration, pattern or ornament or composition of lines or colour or combination thereof applied to any article whether two dimensional or three dimensional or in both forms, by any industrial process or means, whether manual, mechanical or chemical, separate or combined.…
Introduction In India and numerous other nations, stamp duty is required when registering or legalizing a document. The document in question is then stamped as proof of stamp duty payment, but what are the various methods of stamp duty payment? Before we go any further, let’s define what stamp duty is. Stamps that are adhered…
Introduction A uniform civil code is a set of rules that apply to everyone in the country, regardless of religion. It is envisioned as a Directive Principles of State Policy in Article 44 Part IV of the Indian Constitution (DPSP). According to Article 44, the state should strive to implement a common civil code for…
Introduction The Doctrine of Agency comes into picture when there is emergency exist & where an agent goes beyond the authority of acting as an agent on behalf of the principal in a emergency situation. he courts also accept agency by necessity in case of emergency or urgent circumstance when the beneficiary is unable to offer explicit…
Succeeding Justice P. Sathasivam, Mr, Rajendra Mal Lodha became forty first Chief Justice of India on April 27, 2014. Justice Lodha, aged 64, is the most senior judge of the Supreme Court after CJI P Sathasivam. He served the nation for a period of 5 months as Chief Justice of India and retired on July…
INTRODUCTION ‘Sources of Law’ are the origins of laws and can mean the force or validity of the law. Vinogradoff defines the source of law as a way through which the laws are evolved. They are the legally binding regulations that assist in the functioning of the state. The sources of law are very important…
Introduction In our daily life knowingly or unknowingly we enter into a contract when we buy an article or appoint a person as a servant or moving from one place to another place by bus journey etc. The agreement which we enter becomes binding when we enter it through consent. The consent must be free.…
Appointed on 19th July, 2013, Mr. P. Sathasivam became the 40th Chief Justice of India. He served the nation as a Chief Justice from 2013 to 2014 and is understood to be the second Tamilian to achieve such level after M. Patanjali Sastri. He is conjointly the primary former Justice of the Supreme Court to…
Introduction The purpose of this article is to determine the status of the contractual relationships between spouses. The development of tort law led to the development of common law. This paper discusses the spouses’ standing in tort law and how it evolved into common law. When common law developed, it gave the husband the upper…
