Introduction “Competition is not only the basis of protection to the consumer but is the incentive to progress” By Herbert Hoover Competition is a fundamental component in the lives of consumers. For the consumers, competition in the economy is a pivotal factor in deciding advantages, suitable costs, and the assortment of decisions to look over.Read More
Introduction An “arbitration agreement” is an agreement between the parties which can in the form of an arbitration clause in a contract or as a separate agreement for resolving a dispute (if any dispute comes up) without filing a lawsuit and going to court. The definition of arbitration agreement is given under section 7 ofRead More
Introduction:- Fashion surrogacy means, where women who feel their figure would be disturbed if they carry a baby and thus opt for surrogacy. Fashion surrogacy is a statement made by Sushma Swaraj. She said that surrogacy is now becoming a fashion. This procedure is carried out when a mother’s egg is extracted and fertilized withRead More
Introduction Sting operations are the activities performed by people by hiding their true identity to investigate a matter and bring out the illegal activities performed by any person. Prevalently such Sting operations are conducted by Journalists and Police to uncover corrupt Legislative and administrative leaders and officers respectively. It is also performed to catch aRead More
The name “federalism” comes from the Latin word Foedus, which means “accord” or “treaty.” As a result, a federation is a political structure created by a treaty or agreement between the various units. It is a political organization concept or ideology that combines the principles of centralization, non-centralization, and power-sharing. In a country like India,Read More
Introduction Human Rights are the most basic rights and are to be exercised by all human beings irrespective of the place they belong. However, emigrates are denied the most democratic right – the right to vote. The right to vote encourage political participation and enables the citizens to keep a check on the government. Also,Read More
Introduction The new coronavirus (COVID-19) prompted the Indian government to develop a public-health approach based on existing national laws and regulations. The government was forced to enact the Epidemic Diseases Act of 1897 due to the high incidence and prevalence of COVID-19. Quarantine enforcement under Sections 188, 269, 270, and 271 of the Indian PenalRead More
Case Number Appeal (Civil) 177 of 1964 Equivalent Citations 1967 AIR 333 1966 SCR 38 Bench RAMASWAMI, V. SUBBARAO, K. Date of Judgment 25/03/1966 Relevant Act/ Section Principal and Agent-Whether Agent can sue Principal for rendition of accounts. Indian Evidence Act, 1872, s. 92 , Proviso 3 Facts of the Case: Narandas MorardasRead More
Introduction In a document, a preamble is an opening statement that gives an idea about the aims and approach of the document and the objects it seeks to achieve. Therefore, the Preamble to the Constitution of India tells us about the values and aspirations for which the nation had struggled under British rule, the intentionRead More
Introduction PIL means litigation filed for the protection of “Public Interest”, like Pollution, Terrorism, Road safety, Constructional hazards, etc. Any matter where the interest of the public at large is affected is often redressed by filing a Public Interest Litigation. The expression ‘Public Interest Litigation’ has been borrowed from American jurisprudence, where it had beenRead More
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