In the present time thousands of law graduates who cracked the Judicial Services Examination to realize the dream of entering the highly prestigious Indian judiciary. For those who have a turning towards public service, the judiciary can be a worthwhile …
Death is the highest punishment given to a person in India. Research of the National Law University, Delhi found that 1,414 people were executed since the independence of the country. In India, death punishment can only be given in the …
Every person may have their own ideas, but we all have to understand that each side has its own spheres of influence, and, at times, it is not really appropriate to ask who has more power – mom or dad, …
Surrogacy is a process in which a women gets pregnant, carries and gives birth to a child with the intention of handing the child to another after the birth. Usually, It is supported by a legal agreement in which the …
Generally, the property is transferred between two living persons, the person also includes company, firms, organizations, associations etc. But can a property transferred to an unborn person? What does the law speak about it? The object of the Transfer of …
What is an encroachment? An encroachment is not that difficult to notice. When someone puts something that encroaches on your land/property in any way, it is known as encroachment. It may be when someone renovating their house and extends any …
Private Member’s Bill is a Bill introduced by a member who is not part of the government. Constitutionally India is a democratic country which follows a parliamentary system of government. A clear separation of power has been made between three …
There is an in-depth procedure in the Code of Civil Procedure, for filing a civil case. However, if the procedure is not followed, then the “registry” has a right to dismiss the suit. So it is very important to follow …
Introduction According to the Advocates Act, 1961, only advocates are entitled to practice law. Every advocate whose name is entered on the state rolls has the statutory right to practice throughout the territories to which the Advocates Act 1961 extends. …