INTRODUCTION “Covid-19 has had a significant impact on economies all over the world impacting their trade and financial markets, in addition to being a global pandemic and public health disaster.” “The disease mitigation measures imposed by many nations have also resulted in significant income reductions, increased unemployment, and disruption in the demand and supply chainRead More
INTRODUCTION India is supposedly one of the most important stakeholders in the maritime industry. Usage of the sea is not a recent activity for India. In ancient times, most transportation used to happen through the seas. A lot of important ports are also present in India. The maritime laws that we follow today have arrivedRead More
CITATION 5 US 137 APPELLANT William Marbury RESPONDENT James Madison DECIDED ON 24 February 1803 COURT US Supreme Court JUDGES Justice John Marshall AREA OF LAW Doctrine of Judicial review BACKGROUND The most controversial election in the history of America is the one occurred in 1800, where the anti- federalists run by democratic republican andRead More
CITATION Civil appeal No. diary No. 32601 of 2018 APELLANT Ms. Vineeta Sharma RESPONDENT Ms. Rakesh Sharma DECIDED ON 24th August 2020 COURT Supreme court of India JUDGES Justice Arun Mishra, Justice S. Abdul Nazeer, justice M.R. Shah AREA OF LAW Section 6 of Hindu succession act, 1956 BACKGROUND Mr Dev dutt Sharma and hisRead More
INTRODUCTION Sedition law got its existence during the era of 1590 in England. It became a part of Indian statute by the arrival of British rule and got added to Indian penal code, 1870 as section 124A. But the visage of the law got redefined once when the case of sedition was charged on BalRead More
INTRODUCTION India Is a country with a population of over 130 crores people spanning through varied culture and heritage. It is home to many religions and gives due respects to a person’s choice to propagate the religion of his/her choice. People hailing from all religions and cultures have different perspective, Ideas and feelings hence thereRead More
INTRODUCTION The word “Nep” of nepotism is derived from ‘Nepote’, a 17th-century variant of the Italian word ‘nipote’ which means “nephew”. Nepotism is a term that began to be used in English for the exhibition of favouritism or biased preference to any blood relative or friends by someone in a position of power and canRead More
Abstract The pay gap is an issue for our country because it prohibits the country to become a superpowerin economic areas. This article prescribes the “Equal pay for equal work” and Constitutional andLabor legislation concepts in Acts like the Equal Remuneration Act, Contract Labor, andFactories Act, etc. The Directive Principle of State Policy defined underRead More
CITATION (1862) 11Cb (NS) 869, EWHC CP J35; 142 ER 1037 APELLANT Bindley RESPONDENT Paul felthouse DECIDED ON 8 th July 1862 COURT Court of Exchequer chamber JUDGES Willies, byles and Keating JJ AREA OF LAW Acceptance BACKGROUND Uncle felthouse was quite interested with his nephew’s horse. So, he sends a letter to hisnephew asRead More
INTRODUCTION “No democracy can long survive which does not accept as fundamental to its very existence the recognition of the rights of minorities”. These lines of sir. Franklin D. Roosevelt clearly portrays the importance of protection of the rights of minorities in a democracy. Long years back, due to the fear of adversity of religiousRead More