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Judicial Review
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...
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Death Penalty
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...
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Product Liability
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...
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Inter-Country Adoption
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...
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The Never-Ending Controversy Around Section 124A IPC- Sedition
Introduction Sedition laws were enacted in 17th Century England when legislators accepted that only positive opinions about the government ought to be expressed, as negative and coercive opinions were inconvenient...
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Consumer Protection: Through The Modern Indian Spectrum
“A market without consumers will be a night sky without the stars and moon.” The Concept Of Consumer Protection The consumer movement started in developed countries almost a century ago. ...
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The Law Of Bailment
Introduction Section 148 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines the term Bailment, that upon a contract when one person delivers goods to another for some purpose and when the...
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The Concept Of Plea Bargaining
Introduction Plea bargaining refers to negotiating an agreement between the prosecution and the accused, according to which the accused would plead guilty for a lesser punishment, or dismissal of other...
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