Introduction General defences mean those excuses of law that help a person to escape from his liability, if the act done is qualified under general defences. Mistake is a general defence defined in Section 76 and 79 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Mistake is further classified into two types: – Section 76 and 79…
ABSTRACT The Case Studies that we will discuss will be based on Article 315 to 323 and Article 373 of the Indian Constitution, which deals with reports of public service commissions. It shall be the duty of the Union Commission to present annually to the President a report as to the work done by the…
I ask all of you which is the 1st revolution of India against the British rule for freedom, the majority will answer the revolt of 1857, but in reality, the 1st revolution of India was the 1817 revolt of Paika Bidroh (Rebellion) by the Paikas of Khurda in Odisha, which completely shook the foundation of…
Introduction General defences mean those excuses of law that help a person to escape from his liability, if the act done is qualified under general defences. Mistake is a general defence defined in Section 76 and 79 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Mistake is further classified into two types: – Section 76 and 79…
ABSRACTVicarious Liability refers to a situation where someone is held responsible for the actions or omissions of another person. in the field of torts, it is considered to be an exception to the general rule that a person is liable for his own acts only. It is based on the principle of qui facit per…
Introduction: – Article 15 is prohibitory article, which says that every discrimination on the grounds of religion, race, cast, sex, place of birth, is invalid. But article 14 has an exception and it says making separate rule is essential for public welfare i.e. discrimination with intelligible differentia, rational nexus and natural justice, is valid. Example:…
The new millennium may signify many things, but what it should signify to Indians is that there is very little life to read the writing which is clearly visible on the wall supposed to introspect or otherwise the future as you want it to be can never be yours. Though India is the largest democracy.…
Introduction To understand the subject, we need to understand the Constitutional requirements of reservation i.e. how can a reservation be called as constitutionally valid one. It is well advocated that “equality is among equals”, if we try to understand the meaning of the said phrase with an example, it means if there are two candidates…
In a judgment on Tuesday, June 29, the Supreme Court directed the Centre, states and Union Territories (UT) to complete the implementation of the scheme of One Nation One Ration Card (ONORC) by 31st July. The ONORC scheme was launched in 2019 by the Union Government in four states on a pilot basis. This scheme…
INTRODUCTION: In day-to-day course, the courts in India come in contact with the different questions involving a document. And the courts found different situations, one in which the document produced is a fake document, not having any legal sanctity and is not issued by any competent authority but the accused has made it on its…
