Introduction: The Latin law best suited to the justice system at Juvenile Justice in India is ‘No Novi Spectrum’ which means there is nothing new in this world. There has been a global outcry since ancient times when Juvenile people should be treated fairly because there is a system of thinking – Young people oftenRead More
Case Number: Award No 36 of 1951 Equivalent Citation: AIR 1960 Cal 463 Bench: Single Judge Bench, Justice G Mitter presiding Decided On: Thursday, 30th July 1959 Relevant Acts And Sections: Section 45 of the Partnership Act, 1932 Sections 249 and 251 of the Contract Act, 1872 Section 264 of the Contract Act, 1872 SectionRead More
Equivalent citations: 1974 AIR 1094, 1975 SCR (1) 358 Bench: KHANNA, HANS RAJ BEG, M. HAMEEDULLAH CHANDRACHUD, Y.V. Date Of Judgement: 01/05/1974 Act: Indian Partnership Act. ss. 42 and 47, Displaced Persons Claims Act, 1950 Facts: The appellants and the respondent formed a partnership and entered into a lease agreement with the Custodian of EvacueeRead More
Civil Appellate Jurisdiction: Civil Appeal No. 545 of 1967. Equivalent citations: 1971 AIR 1015, 1971 SCR (3) 365 Bench: Grover, A.N. Date Of Judgement: 15/01/1971 Act: Income Tax, 1922 – S. 26A Partnership Act, 1922 – S. 58, 59, 69-Rule 2(b) Facts: A deed of a partnership signed October 6, 1955, established the assessee firm.Read More
What are Swap contracts? In the year 1982, Swap Contracts were introduced when the World Bank and IBM entered into an agreement. Swap contracts are one of the four types of financial derivative contracts, where two counter-parties exchange the cash flow of one party for those of the other party’s cash flow for a fixedRead More
Introduction Judicial review is the power of the court to review or scrutinize the actions of the legislative and the executive and the judicial actions. Judiciary has the power to interpret any law and order made by the legislature and executive and if it is found unconstitutional, then the judiciary can declare any law andRead More
Legislative Acts of death penalty The death penalty is a process that provides punishment to an individual if she or he commits an act that is forbidden by law. It is also known as capital punishment. Capital punishment is an inherent part of the Indian judicial system. Article 21 of the Indian constitution is aRead More
Introduction The Consumer Protection Bill’s Chapter IV addresses “product liability,” a much-needed provision of the CPA of 1986. It refers to the duty of a product manufacturer or seller of any product or service to compensate a customer for any harm caused by a faulty product produced or sold or by a failure in relatedRead More
Equivalent Citation 1964 AIR 1882, 1964 SCR (8) 50 Bench HIDAYATULLAH, M. WANCHOO, K.N. GUPTA, K.C. DAS AYYANGNAR, N. RAJAGOPALA Decided on 29 APRIL, 1964 Relevant Act/ Section S. 69 OF INDIAN PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1932 (9 OF 1932) S. 8(2) OF ARBITRATION ACT, 1940 (ACT 10 OF 1940) Petitioner JAGDISH CHANDRA GUPTA Respondent KAJARIA TRADERSRead More
Adoption abroad, which is also called transnational adoption, describes the process of a couple or individual adopting a child from a different country, taking full responsibility for their care and maintenance the same way their natural parents did. A surge in international adoptions occurred during the Second World War. As a result of World WarRead More