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Introduction In general, transformative constitutionalism refers to the use of the law to achieve broad social change by nonviolent means. In his article “Legal Culture and Transformative Constitutionalism,” published in the South African Journal of Human Rights in 1998, American …
Introduction Contracts form a part of our daily lives. In fact, we come across so many contracts without even realising that we are a party to one. Activities such as purchasing goods from a store, getting automobiles serviced, installing applications …
Introduction A trial is a process by which the court adjudges whether a person is guilty or not. A criminal trial is designed to resolve the accusation made against an individual. A trial can be grasped through understanding the procedural …
Introduction Every day, hundreds and thousands of sale transactions take place worldwide. Buying and selling of goods have existed since the first societies came into being, and the initial system of barter was replaced by minted currency once a standardised …
Introduction Natural law is also referred to as moral law. It is commonly referred to as the law of nature, divine law, or law that is universal and eternal in nature. It is also a product of reasons. Scholars have …
“Child care is the joint responsibility of both the parents. They must devote time to the new born to ensure its proper well-being.” – Rajiv Satav, Member of Parliament, Maharashtra Introduction After the baby is born, the mother’s presence is …
Thousands of people look for criminal defense attorneys each day. While that appears to be a good thing on paper, the rivalry for customers can be fierce. In order to get customers, you must have a great marketing strategy. The …
By virtue of Article 141 of the Constitution, the power has been conferred upon the Supreme Court to declare the law of the land binding on the lower courts within the territory of India. The law declared is the principle …
Introduction Contracts form a part of our daily lives. In fact, we come across so many contracts without even realising that we are a party to one. Activities such as purchasing goods from a store, getting automobiles serviced, installing applications …
Introduction The primary body for regulating legal profession and legal education, to some extent, is the bar council of a particular country. The trend of establishing bar councils is popular within countries following the common law system. It is a …