What is ‘casteism’? Every religion is split into caste, which are further broken down into sub – castes. Each caste has its own customs, even if they all follow the same religions. Based on the caste vocation, many castes are granted a top position, while others are given a fewer right. There is indeed a…
Hindu law refers to the legal theory, jurisprudence, and philosophical reflections on the nature of law found in Indian texts from the ancient and medieval periods. Similar to the violation of the right to equality and discrimination of women in other aspects, Hindu laws governing marriage did not apply equally to males and females. In…
International commercial arbitration is a method of resolving disputes that arise from international contracts. It is used as a substitute for litigation and is governed mostly by the contracting parties’ prior agreements, rather than by national legislation or procedural regulations. Most contracts include a dispute resolution clause that states that any contract-related problems will be…
Martial law is a law that’s managed by the authorities and is usually proclaimed in a crisis or a reaction to an emergency. It can be declared in times of crisis when the civil authority can no longer function, the concept of Martial law can be unstable. It can be used to control society during…
Fundamental rights are a group of rights which are guaranteed to all the citizens of the nation by the Constitution of India under Part III. These rights apply universally to all citizens residing in the nation, irrespective of their race, place of birth, religion, caste or gender. They are recognized by law as rights requiring…
To run the nation wisely, the government needs to collect taxes from the people; paying taxes to the local government is an important part of everyone’s life, no matter where we live in the world. Now, taxes can be collected in any form such as state taxes, central government taxes, direct taxes, indirect taxes, and…
The doctrine of Ultra Vires is a fundamental law of Company Law. It states that the company’s assets, as defined in its Memorandum of Association, may be removed from the extent permitted by law only. Therefore, if a company commits an act, or enters into an agreement beyond the control of the directors and /…
Dayabhaga School of Law Dayabhaga is an inheritance law based on the principle of spiritual prosperity. It was built with the goal of eliminating irrational practices related to property inheritance. Dayabhaga is a well-known Hindu religion practiced mainly practised in West Bengal, Assam, Jharkhand and Odisha. The Dayabhaga is believed to have been written between…
Negligence is a civil tort that occurs when a person violates a duty of care that he or she owes to another person as a result of which the other person suffers severely or suffers a certain legal injury. In layman’s terms, negligence can be defined as failure to be released or failure to act…
Negotiable instruments are written contracts in which their profits can be transferred from its original owner to a new owner. In other words, the Negotiable instruments are documents that promise to pay to the recipient (the person to whom it is given) or to the specified person. These instruments are transferable signed documents that promise…
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