Tag: #IndianLaws

Protection of Whistle Blower – A Socio-Legal Perspective

Introduction In the present time, examples of fraud, corruption, and deception are normal. The need for whistle-blower assurance couldn’t possibly be more significant in a climate where the disguise of...

THE MARINE AIDS TO NAVIGATION BILL 2021

ABSTRACT The Marine Aids to Navigation Bill which was passed by the Rajya Sabha on 27 July 2021 seeks to create an integrated and comprehensive framework for the development and...

TRANSGENDER PROPERTY RIGHTS

Introduction Transgender1 or the third sex denotes those people who cannot align themselves to their given respective biological genders with their inherent biological features. They are usually born as male...

DISCHARGE OF CONTRACT BY BREACH

INTRODUCTION Section 10 of the Indian Contract Act prescribes the essentials for the formation of a valid contract which includes free consent of the parties, competency of the parties, lawful...

Issues and Challenges of Womens’ Career

Introduction Women are the foundation of the general public. She assumes a crucial part in the monetary improvement of the nation and her commitment is all around as equivalent as...

Tort – Recent Developments and Faults

Introduction Tort is a civil wrong, meaning it is a wrong committed against a person. Tort comes from the Latin word “tortum,” which means “crooked” or “twisted.” It is equivalent...

SHOULD GAMBLING BE LEGALIZED IN INDIA?

Abstract Gambling, in the current time, is mushrooming at an enormous speed, thereby posing a grave threat to the stakeholders involved due to its inherent vulnerability. The vociferous and the...

INTENTION, NEGLIGENCE, AND RECKLESSNESS IN THE LAW OF TORT

Whenever one’s right is wronged, it is imperative that there is always some way to remedy that sufferance or injury caused to that person, to bring back the conviction of...

Cause of Action under Civil procedure Code

INTRODUCTION Any claim made in the suit flows from the cause of action, and claims made must be with respect to the cause of action from which they derive. In...

Regulation of IBC Laws in India

INTRODUCTION One of the main changes in India’s overall set of laws is the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. This is on the grounds that the IBC does not just make...