Definition of Company In general parlance, any commercial activity undertaken by a group of people under a registered name for the same is called a company. The word “Company” cannot be restricted to have legal or technical usage or meaning …
Introduction Separate Legal Personality (SLP) is the core principle on which company law is based. Establishing how a company exists and establishes the foundation of actions is considered, it is perceived as, perhaps, the most profound and steady rule of …
What is a Company? A company is a legal entity formed by individuals or groups with the purpose of conducting business activities. It offers numerous advantages that make it an appealing option for entrepreneurs and investors. First and foremost, a …
Introduction: The apex court has time and again averred that the liberty of an individual to exercise his fundamental rights and the protection of those fundamental rights by the judiciary is the very spirit of the democratic way of life[1] …
Introduction: In any democracy, the separation of power is considered to be the most important ingredient to prevent the concentration of power. India is not an exception to it. Along with Legislature and Executive, the judiciary forms the 3rd most …
Section 300 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, provides that a person once convicted or acquitted cannot be tried for the same offence twice. Similarly, the Constitution of India under Section 20 (2) speaks about Double Jeopardy. This principle …
Introduction It clearly states that if someone’s right is being violated, he can directly use Article 32 and approach the Supreme Court. Secondly, Article 32 gives the supreme court the facility to issue 5 sorts of writs to guard fundamental …
INTRODUCTION The Primary object of criminals is to punish the wrongdoer and to maintain law and order in society. Punishment is the penalty for the transgression of the law. It is the state which punishes the criminal because we know …
INTRODUCTION The term “Trial” has not been defined under any law. However, it can be referred to as “the hearing of statements and showing of objects, etc. in a law court to judge if a person is guilty of a …
Introduction: The person is said to be unsound mind when he is not capable to understand things. Unsoundness may arise from idiocy, lunacy, drunkenness, mental decay etc. Section 84 of IPC states that “nothing is an offence which is done …