This research article is written by Akshat Manish Mehta, a student of the Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad. In this article he has tried to mention when freedom to enter into the contract could be limited or restricted because of Vitiated Consent, Unlawful Consideration or Unlawful Object through someContinue Reading
About the Organization Jus Commune is an online forum that promotes and seeks to maintain various legal competitions. The contests’ platter shall consist of quizzes, article writing, judgment writing, online debates etc. We strive to stimulate your abilities and encourage you to sharpen your skills. We would showcase the bestContinue Reading
About Us Prolawctor aims at becoming a one-stop solution for law students in terms of various aspects of the legal profession. We are providing, free of cost notes on Criminal Law, Administrative Law, Torts and Contracts among a continuously expanding, wide database. We also provide updates about legal events andContinue Reading
ABOUT LAWSCHOLE From the beginning, Lawschole has been driven by the interests and involvement of our incredible and engaged law students. We are a great resource, offering opportunities for students to be active in a variety of topics and to engage with each other in an interesting and safe online environment.Continue Reading
This Article is written by Akanksha Chowdhury from Amity University, Kolkata. The Article talks about International Humanitarian Law and also two important principles governing it. INTRODUCTION International Humanitarian Law or IHL is known as the laws relating to war or the law of armed conflict, is a legal framework whichContinue Reading
This case analysis is written by Akshaya V, a student at CMR University, School of Legal Studies, Bangalore. INTRODUCTION A person committing a tort (civil wrong) is held liable for damages. However, when the person to whom the harm is caused consents to the infliction of such harm, he isContinue Reading
About Lawschole From the beginning, Lawschole has been driven by the interests and involvement of our incredible and engaged law students. Lawschole’s Blog is listed in the list of Top 100 Law Blogs in India. We are a great resource, offering opportunities for students to be active in a variety ofContinue Reading
This article is written by Siddhi P. Nagwekar, a student of Karnataka State Law University’s Law School. This article discusses the General Principles of International Law and helps understand its functionalities as a source of International Law. INTRODUCTION The ‘general principles’ can be regarded either as a descriptive or aContinue Reading
This article is written by Bhavna Arul, a fourth-year law student from Symbiosis Law School. INTRODUCTION Indian Taxation law is a complex system; it is a source of revenue for the government. It is divided into two parts where one is governed by the central government and the other byContinue Reading
This article has been written by Shivani Kumari, a first-year law student of Lloyd law college. The article enunciates about the transfer petition which is the remedy for the inconvenience suffered by one of the parties to a case and helps to transfer the case from one court to theContinue Reading