Law has always been an essential element of society; it was present when the human race was uncivilized and it is present today also parallelly witnessing the advancements we have made in every aspect. Throughout this transition, the law has …
Introduction There are often instances when an individual or entity has to take legal action against another person or entity. Consumer complaints, property disputes, bounce cheque, divorce, eviction, and many more can be made on a number of occasions. However, …
The establishment of the Consumer Courts in India through the introduction of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 embodied the Latin phrase ‘Caveat Venditor’, let the seller beware. The consumer courts that promised fast-paced and low-cost trials for any consumer who …
The cases where no divorce notice is received, the rationale[1] that may be given in this situation are, where: 1. Divorce notice to summon in the court is not duly served; 2. Divorce notice to summon in the court is …
Introduction In India, we have a bundle of laws relating to different issues of various areas. Indian Penal Code deals with Criminal Mattes, Code of Civil Procedure deals with the procedural laws, Indian Constitution gives guidelines to every other law, …
WHAT IS A GIFT DEED? A gift deed is a legal contract between the transferor and transferee which does not involve monetary consideration but it is made out of love and affection for the other party.[1] It is a legal …
With the increase in immigration, the number of foreign overseas marriages is also constantly increasing. Marriage is considered as an important event or a milepost in human life. Marriage connects and binds different cultures together. Every marriage goes through some …
“If you are following the rules and regulations don’t be ashamed, be proud -Debashish Choudhury” Rules and regulations are implemented to make a country harmonious. Usually, the government sets rules and regulations for the common people. When rules and regulations …
As there is a sudden economic growth in the market of property, the flimsy legal system has encouraged arbitrary legal practices for the buying and selling of any property. Due to such prevailing conditions it becomes mandatory for the parties …
REVIEW OF JUDGEMENT The literal meaning of this term is to re-examine or carefully look at the material facts and judgement delivered by the court. The right of review of a judgement is given under Section 114 and Order 47 …