Introduction In the day-to-day working of a company, some decisions need to be taken regarding the management of the company and these decisions are usually taken by the majority members. In this process of decision-making, there may arise certain opportunities …
INTRODUCTION The law has laid down many rights and defenses with respect to protect the interests of citizens so that no injustice can occur. In view of this, the Doctrine of Set-Off was incorporated in the Civil Procedure Code. DOCTRINE …
The term “JURISPRUDENCE” has been derived from two Latin words i.e. “JURIS” and “PRUDENTIA”. The former means “LAW” and the later means “KNOWLEDGE”. Thus, the literary meaning of Jurisprudence can safely be understood as the “KNOWLEDGE OF LAW”. However, the …
Definition of Arbitrariness: Arbitrariness is the quality of being “determined by chance, whim, or impulse, and not by necessity, reason, or principle”. [1] The word “arbitrary” originated from the Latin word “arbitrarius” which means the source of arbiter or someone …
Introduction In India insanity as a defence to crime is an unsolved problem of criminal jurisprudence. However, It presents some fascinating problems that deserve careful analysis. We know that there is a well-established principle,“ Actus Non-Facit Reum Nisi Mens Sit …
Introduction To begin with, first of all, let’s see the literal meaning of the term ‘Quorum’:- The term ‘Quorum’ is Latin and it basically stands for the total number of members or individuals forming a group that is necessarily required …
Sovereignty is a term of political theory which has a number of meanings changing in accordance with different times and different places. [1] According to a famous french jurist, Jean Bodin, sovereignty is something very personal which is restricted to …
Introduction A Right is often defined as an interest or a claim which provides the individual the facility to regulate the act of others, i.e., to form someone do or abstain from doing an act. A crucial question arises on …
Introduction King and Kingdom are inseparable. Neither does a king exist without a kingdom nor a kingdom without a king. In the same way, a company cannot exist without directors. A ‘director’ is defined under Section 2(34) of the Companies …
COMPANY In terms of the law, the company generally means that registered under the Companies Act, or any earlier or existing company law. It’s a legal entity or bound by the law which is formed by the different individuals or …