What is Contract? All agreements enforceable by law is a contract[1]. In other words, only those agreements become contract which is enforceable by law or which arises a legal obligation. Thus, there are two essentials of Contract: I) Agreement II) …
INTRODUCTION Assault and Battery are often used interchangeably, however, there exists a difference in the meaning of the two. Where the Battery refers to the actual use of force, Assault refers to the apprehension of the battery in the mind …
India, a country where traditions, religious beliefs, relations, customs are considered heart of the nation. Many beliefs and rituals exist but Hinduism believes that all humans are divine and so its prime harmony remains its religious beliefs. One of such …
Internet was introduced in India in 1995 and the first wave of e-commerce started soon thereafter. Poseidon, the father of accounting and book keeping was the first person to establish a work on double entry system of book keeping. According …
Caveat is a requesting note given to the court in order to get informed about a case, any other party can file caveat on any proceeding so that the court does not give any relief to the opposite party without …
According to H.T Mazumadar in his book “Grammar of Sociology”, “Marriage is a socially sanctioned union of male and female, or a secondary institution devised by society to sanction the union and mating of male and female, for the purposes …
In the words of the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Sociology (1994), ‘the formal legal dissolution of legally constituted marriage’ is called divorce. It is a process through which marital bond ceases to be in existence as per law and the …
Marriage is considered as a sacrament in Hindus. It is the last of the 10 sacraments in the Hindu religion for regeneration of men and obligatory for every Hindu who does not desire to adopt the life of a sanyasi. …
These are two different questions. It is not necessary that a person who comes under Hindu Law must be a Hindu. Both these questions are comprehensibly simplified time to time in various Laws and Status and Judgments of Courts. Who …
In the pre-Islamic period, the concept of marriage in Arabian society was much disorganized. Women were considered as property of men. Marriage was performed only for the enjoyment and procreation of children. It was like selling of a girl by …