Introduction The two of the most important elements of a crime that find its mention in every book written on criminal law are actus reus and mens rea. While the term ‘actus rea’ is most commonly understood to mean a …
Introduction For the smooth functioning of a democratic country, there should be a society based on fairness, reasonableness and justness. Administrative law strives to develop a rule of law. It regulates the relationships between citizens and government & protects the …
Introduction An Indian Law student cannot possibly study constitutional law without studying certain landmark judgements. The judgement given in I.C. Golaknath & Ors vs State of Punjab [i] seems to be of great importance. This case happens to be one …
Introduction The Law of Evidence is a system of rules for ascertaining controverted questions of fact in judicial proceedings or inquiries. The Indian law of evidence is enumerated in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. The Act, although colonial, holds substantive …
Introduction In a prior period, India did not really have as numerous laws associated with appropriate work and work rehearses, as it does now. Thus, laborers did not have consistency in their administration conditions as implemented by the Industrial Employment …
Introduction A person has the right to defend himself against injury or restraint. A person also has the right to protect his property from an act which may constitute an offence under the definition of theft, robbery, mischief or criminal …
More than one lakh law students in our country are graduating and joining the legal profession every year. This number is expected to be much higher in the near future. The number of law students is rapidly increasing. Thousands of …
Introduction The agreement in restraint of trade has avowed as the agreements made to impede a person from exercising his liberty to carry out a specific profession or business with any other people without seeking prior permission from the contracting …
Introduction In India, the history of banking had started long before India got independence from the British in 1947. The first phase of the banking sector was initiated during 1786 with the establishment of India’s first bank “bank of Hindustan” …
Introduction Bailment and Pledge are specified as distinct types of contracts under the Indian Contract Act of 1872. Although there may or may not be a consideration involved, bailments and pledges are considered as ‘valid’ contracts or quasi-contracts (where the …
