Introduction The Constitution of independent India is federal in nature and is based on the principles of liberty, equality, fraternity and justice. It elaborately sets out Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and the Duties of citizens. The Fundamental Rights are interpreted …
In our lives we buy various items for consumption on a daily basis. These can be for the sustenance of our livelihoods, creating self-employment or enjoying luxuries. In the words of John F. Kennedy, “Consumer, by definition, includes all of …
Jurisdiction Of The ICJ ‘The authority of a court or official organization to make decisions and judgments’ [1] Judicial or quasi-judicial bodies right to exercise its power over the case to deliver a judgment is what means as jurisdiction. There …
Public Limited Company (PLC) – Definition A Public Limited Company (PLC) can be defined as a separate legal entity that carries its business by offering its shares to be traded on the stock exchange; making them available for the general …
Part III of the Constitution of India titled Fundamental Rights secures the basic, natural and inalienable rights to the people of India. The idea behind this is to preserve the indispensable condition of a free society. The fundamental rights contain …
Introduction The divorce procedure in India is wearisome and requires a lot of documentation. So, to cut time and costs, knowing what all documents are required to file a petition for a contested divorce is quite important. A contested divorce …
In India, a binding decision of the Supreme Court or High Court can be reviewed through a Review Petition. Article 137 of the Indian Constitution provides that subject to provisions of any rule and law made under Article 145 the …
‘A person is innocent until proven guilty’[1]The concept of bail is built upon the notion that a suspect is innocent until the contrary has been proven. This is to avoid the building of presumption at the part of the suspect …
What is mental cruelty? Section 13(i) (a) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, has comprehensively characterized and defined the term cruelty. While Parliament did insert the term ‘cruelty’ in the Act, it did not supply an exhaustive definition. As a …
The child’s custody mostly becomes a problem at the time of divorce to be determined by the court to resolve the issue. The laws and issues related to a child’s custody rely on the child’s and parents’ religion. In India, …