Contempt of court can be either civil or criminal, according to the Contempt of Courts Act of 1971. Wilful disobedience of a court’s judgement, decree, direction, order, writ, or other process, or wilful breach of an undertaking provided to a court, is referred to as civil contempt. On the other hand, criminal contempt is attracted…
Expression is one of the essentials and fundamental rights with which a person is born in a democratic country. Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution guarantees the protection of this right to the citizens of India. The broader aspect and scope of this Article is that the right of citizens to know. It also points out…
Right to Safety This right focuses on consumers must be aware of marketing of goods and services which are hazardous to their life and property. This right can be used in electronic appliances, health care, automobile, housing etc. Everyday there are thousands of new product launches some of them are tested whereas some of them…
Article 246: The Article 246 divides the topics of legislation between Union and State. It also provides the details of Concurrent list in which both the Union and State make laws by sharing the jurisdiction including the protection of mines, wildlife, and minerals development. So, both State and Union have power to enact laws to protect…
FACTS: In the year 1988, Haryana Tourism Corporation, hereinafter referred to as appellants appointed the respondents as a Gardener in the golf club on daily wages. Later, in the year 1989, they were asked to perform the duties of Tractor Drivers. They did so even when there was no mentioning of this post under the…
Core values of digital courts: Trust– Digitization of courts should ensure the protection of constitutional and legal rights of individuals. In cases when there is live streaming of the court proceedings, a transparency is ensured and feedbacks must be taken at every step, in order to build up trust. Empathy– Digitization efforts should ensure that…
Introduction In the contemporary politics, religion plays a crucial role, as both-a public and political actor and implants a certain set of values in believers. Religion as a public actor is incorporated in organisations, institutions, groups and associations, which is widely active in the political spheres of western countries. These religious groups also express their…
Trademark is defined as any logo or mark that is lawfully protected and can be graphically represented which can distinguish the products of an organization or company from others merely by the virtue of the mark. The trademarks in India is protected under Trade Marks Act, 1999. The Controller General of Designs, Patents and Trademarks…
Excessive in simple terms means to go beyond the scope legally. The primary functions of the legislature is to make laws for the country. This function cannot be handed over to any other branch. The basic legislative functions are to understand and investigate the existing laws, search for downfalls, ans promulgate and introduce new laws…
When the First Wave of Covid hit India in the month of March 2020, everything was overwhelming. I was wondering, when will this Covid get over, perhaps the 21 days lockdown would bring back things to normalcy. But soon 21 days walked towards 21 months. To be frank I do not expect things to be…
