The doctrine of the transfer of property by a ostensible owner is no different from that of ‘nemo dat quod non habet’ which means that no one can give more rights than the property he owns. Article 41 protects innocent parties from third party fraudulent activities. Loss resulting from such action will befall the person…
Rapes have been a cruel reality of our society from a very long time. But what if you get bruises from the hands you thought would protect you? Your psychological trauma is inexplicable at such incidents. And custodial rapes are one such incidents where a women in police custody gets raped by the officials whose…
Marriage is a fundamental and universal social institution. It gives a recognised form for engaging into a reasonably long-term heterosexual relationship for the purpose of childbearing and nurturing children as a social institution. As a result, it’s largely used to control human reproduction. It was created by human society to manage and regulate man’s sexual…
The tort law in India has developed and evolved from the tort law in the United Kingdom. This law, often known as “judge made law,” is not based on a statute and is not codified. Regardless, it has been there for a long time, although the number of tort suits has been declining. Tort is…
INTRODUCTION In the case of T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad v. Union of India [WP (Civil) No. 202 of 1995], the Supreme Court left behind the conventional role of an interpreter of the law and took over various roles such as of the administrator, lawmaker and policymaker. This landmark case is also known as ‘the Forest Case…
Section 172 of The Indian Contract Act states that “The bailment of goods as security for payment of a debt or performance of a promise is called ‘pledge’. The bailor is in this case called the ‘pawnor’. The bailee is called ‘pawnee’. —The bailment of goods as security for payment of a debt or performance…
Introduction The Comptroller and Auditor General of India is the prime authority responsible for carrying on the internal and external audits of the expenditure of the National and the state governments. The Constitution of India imparts a base for which the Parliament can authorise the duties and powers of the CAG in relation to the…
Introduction: A sale is an absolute contract. A sales contract consists of an offer to sell or buy goods for a price and acceptance of that offer. The contract can be either written or oral. Section 4(1) defines a contract of sale as under: A contract of sale of goods is a contract whereby the…
INTRODUCTION Union Public service commission (UPSC) is an constitutional body in the country and the leading central recruiting agency for the central government public servants and authorised to conduct various examinations, The commission is authorised by the Constitution of India for appointing the services for the Union and for all the India Services. Method in…
The basic difference between Fundamental rights and Citizenship rights is that, Fundamental rights are the rights which are fundamental to citizen of a country and Citizenship rights are the basic human rights essential for all humans. Citizenship rights have 4 domains civil, political, economical and cultural and participation is the central pillar of them. Both…
