Connecting Lawyers with Opportunities
The SC on Monday will decide on the appeal of four convicts in the 2012 Nirbhaya Gang Rape case about the capital punishment. The summit court had in May 2017 maintained capital punishment against the four in the 2012 case that shook the country. The Delhi High Court had granted Akshay, Pawan, Vinay Sharma and […]
Continue Reading
The Rajasthan High Court has requested that standing ought not to be specified in capture reminders and safeguard bonds, watching that character of an individual is known by parentage and not by the station. Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma noted in his request said that neither the CrPC nor the Constitution gives that a man is […]
Continue Reading
Inheritance under Muslim Law In loose terms, Inheritance is the transfer of property/estate objects of a dead person to the living person. Inheritance under Muslim Law can be divided into parts: testamentary(Wasiyat) and Intestate. This article will be focusing on intestate laws of succession. TO KNOW ABOUT WASIYAT, CLICK HERE. INTRODUCTION Inheritance is nowhere defined […]
Continue Reading
Introduction What is Zero FIR- The increased rape case and missing cases of girls had led us to think that our existing legal system needs many amendments Zero FIR is one of them. A new provision of filing FIR against any person from anywhere was the stepping stone in the legal history but still […]
Continue Reading
Introduction to What is Jurisprudence? There is no standard and universally acceptable definition of jurisprudence. The Latin word ‘Jurisprudentia’ means knowledge of law or skill of law. It is the theoretical study of law mostly by philosophers. Romans are believed to have started the study of law and the subject of jurisprudence varies vastly. The […]
Continue Reading
The term ‘wager’ means a bet. Wagering agreements means an agreement by which one person agrees to pay money or money’s worth to another on happening or non-happening of a future and uncertain event. Under Sec. 30 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, agreements by the way of wager are void. It cannot be enforced […]
Continue Reading
Concept of Bailment We witness bailment in our every day lives whether we are not familiar with the term or not. The concept of bailment is applied when we perform our daily lives errands like hiring some tools, give or take appliances for repairing, gratuitously take people’s stuff for safekeeping, etc. So today we take […]
Continue Reading
Position of Judicial Review in India Today’s state is a welfare state. Modern governments perform so many functions from governing to looking after the society as well. Administrative authorities have acquired vast discretionary powers. Professor Wade in his book has said that powers of public authority are different from those of private authorities. In his […]
Continue Reading
Introduction to Schools of Muslim Law When Prophet Mohammed was alive, no schools or principles of Muslim were uniforms like they are today. After the death of the Prophet Mohammed, the question of succession to prophet arose. There were two conflicting views/opinions among Arabs. One group supported election method/principle, while the other group supported the […]
Continue Reading
The term ‘method’ denotes the way in which something is done while methodology implies the philosophy and science behind the same. Research Methodology may be a standard, process or way of doing research. Aspects such as investigation, description, philosophy and the scientific approach are included under it in a wide sense. It is a science […]
Continue Reading
Introduction to Position of Bitcoin in India A money system essentially consists of a currency. Each country has its own currency, which acts as a legal tender in the nation and is usually in the form of paper money or coins. What is Bitcoin? A digitalized currency and money system. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency system which […]
Continue Reading
INTRODUCTION For faster trial and quick disposal of matrimonial disputes, Family Courts are established in India. In view of an increase in the incidence of matrimonial disputes and increasing pendency of the cases in civil and criminal courts, Judges, women organizations etc. requested the Central Government to pass a special legislation to deal exclusively with […]
Continue Reading