Introduction The law of torts is a significant part of the Indian legal system, providing remedies to individuals who have suffered harm due to the wrongful acts of others. Over the years, the law of torts in India has witnessed significant growth and development, thanks to the active role played by the judiciary. The courtsRead More
S.no Contents 1. Introduction 2. History dating to the origin of Islamic Law in Hindustan 3. Sources of The Islamic Laws Propagated All over the Nation 4. Features of The Indian Islamic Laws – The Unity in Diversity 5. Conclusion Introduction Secularism is embedded in the roots of the Hindustani Soil since Ancient History. WhereasRead More
S.no Contents 1. INTRODUCTION 2. WHO IS A MINOR? 3. CAN MINORS ENTER INTO A CONTRACT? 4. CONTRACTS OF BENEFICIAL NATURE 5. BENEFICIARY TO A CONTRACT 6. RESTITUTION 7. NO ESTOPPEL AGAINST MINOR 8. RATIFICATION BY A MINOR 9. VOIDABLE AT THE OPTION OF A MINOR 10. CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION The capacity to contract is aRead More
S.no Contents 1. Introduction 2. Safeguard Of Liberty 3. Essential elements in Safeguards of Liberty 4. Safeguards the protected liberty of Indian citizens 5. Right in Safeguard of Liberty 6. Landmark Judgment 7. Conclusion “Without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom – and no such thing as public liberty withoutRead More
S.no Contents 1. Introduction 2. Types of Hazardous Wastes 3. Legislator Framework in India 4. Regulatory Framework in India 5. Ineffectiveness of Law 6. Case Laws of Hazardous Wastes 7. Conclusion Abstract This article aims to present an overview of hazardous waste and types of hazardous waste. Further it explain the legislative and regulatory frameworkRead More
S.no Contents 1. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY 2. ISSUES RAISED 3. LAWS RELATED 4. ANALYSIS 5. CONCLUSION CITATION 1984 AIR 469 DATE 6/02/1984. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY Background of the case Laxmi Kant Pandey, an advocate practising in the Supreme Court of India, wrote a letter in the form of a complaint regarding various welfareRead More
S.no Contents 1. Introduction 2. Constant Turbulence Between Article 13 and Article 368 3. The Parliament’s Comeback 4. The Conflict Between the Judiciary and Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi: 39th Amendment 5. The Contextual Constitution 6. Conclusion The Preamble, which is incorporated into the basic structure of the Constitution, demonstrates the relevance of Article 368[1]Read More
S.no Contents 1. Facts of the Case 2. Issues of the case 3. Rationale 4. Judgment 5. Generalis Specialibus Non-Derogant Year 1958 Case No. 122 of 1958 Equivalent Citation 1959 AIR 396 Date of Judgment 12/12/1958 Court The Supreme Court of India Bench Chief Justice Sudhi Ranjan Das, Justice Natwarlal H. Bhagwati, Justice Bhuvneshwar P.Read More
Year 1950 Citation AIR 1950 SC 27 Court The Supreme Court of India Bench Harilal Kania (C.J.), Justice M. Patanjali Sastri, Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan, Justice B.K. Mukherjee and Justice Sudhi Rajan Das, Justice Fazal Ali Saiyid. Introduction A.K. Gopalan was the political opponent of the government. He filed the writ petition of habeas corpus.Read More
Divorce, further referred to here as dissolution of marriage is the process of ending a marriage. The reasons for divorce can vary from irreconcilable differences to infidelity, and the process typically involves legal proceedings to divide assets and determine custody arrangements for any children involved. It pertains to the revocation or restructuring of the constitutionallyRead More
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