Introduction Democracy sprung from the idea of justice, equality, and liberty, is the panacea for all social ills caused by the arbitrary actions of the monarch, who has wielded absolute power that the ruler-ship lacked any sort of supervision. After …
Introduction The President of India is a Constitutional Head of the State and enjoys several powers and responsibilities. One of the most important powers conferred upon the President is the power to veto legislation passed by the Parliament. This article …
Introduction The “winding up” or “liquidation” of a company refers to the process of bringing a company’s existence to an end. This can happen either voluntarily or by an order of the Court. When a company can no longer pay …
Introduction The Indian Constitution grants all citizens several fundamental rights for their safety and prosperity. These rights also help determine the relationship of the public with the State authorities in the country. In other words, fundamental rights ensure the protection …
Introduction “De Minimis Non Curat Lex” – The remarkable Latin maxim which explains that law never considers trivial violations of law as an offence. Judiciary, thereby interpreting the authority of the concerned maxim, refuses to entertain matters that require no …
Introduction A considerable threat to cyber security is increasing with time and technological advancement. Cybercrime harms budgetary outcomes since it brings financial misfortune, and infringement of intellectual property rights affects the mutual trust among different organizations. Such misfortunes have extensive …
Introduction The Supreme Court of India is India’s highest judicial forum and final court of appeal. It was established on January 28, 1950, under the Constitution of India and has its seat in New Delhi. The Supreme Court is entrusted …
Introduction The Governor, the Executive Head of a State, is appointed by the President. Under Indian Constitution, Governor possesses diverse legislative, financial, executive and judicial powers. The power of granting pardons is the judicial power of the Governor. The pardoning …
Introduction The theory of evolution befits law as well; to be in existence, a law should update itself in tandem with the changing societal needs so as not to impede the systematic progression of civilization. Comprehensively, the concept of judicial …
Introduction Birthdays, anniversaries, festivals and achievements are some of the occasions on which gifts are received by people. By ‘gift’ I mean a token of love that one person or a group of persons give/s to the other in the …