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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Coercion means forcing a person to enter into a contract. Under Sec. 15 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, any of the following act will amount to coercion: Committing an act forbidden by the IPC Threatening to commit an act forbidden by IPC Unlawful detaining of property of a person Threatening to detain the property […]
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Rule of law in India There was a time when the world was ruled by the maxim “ Rex Non-Potest Peccare.” This translates into “the king can do no wrong”. Kings were above everything and did whatever they felt right. Good kings like The Great Ashok and The Great Akbar did very good to society […]
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Under Article 22, Clauses (1) and (2) of the Indian Constitution, a person who is arrested for any offence under the ordinary law has the following rights: The first of these rights is the right to be informed ‘as soon as may be’ of the ground of arrest. This is necessary to enable the arrested […]
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India became a fully integrated economy 67 years after its political integration as a Constitutional republic when the principle of one nation one tax finally became a reality on July 1, 2017. The overarching goal of Article 301 of the Constitution was always to ensure that trade, commerce and intercourse throughout the territory of India […]
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Introduction to Euthanasia in India Intentionally ending a life to relieve pain and suffering is euthanasia. There are different laws for euthanasia in different countries and by this article, we aim at looking into its legal position in India. Euthanasia could be categorized in many ways. This includes voluntary, non-voluntary, involuntary, active as well as […]
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Introduction to Doctrine of Frustration In some cases, the performance of a contract becomes impossible; the purpose which the parties have in mind is frustrated. At the formation of a contract, parties seek that performance is possible but subsequently may become impossible to perform due to supervening events. Thus, the contract becomes void and the […]
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Abstract for REVIVAL AND RESTRUCTURING OF SICK COMPANIES UNDER COMPANIES ACT In the modern times, due to increase in market issues, there are numerous companies facing the issues like losses or on verge of being dysfunctional or in the process of winding up. Now, winding up is not the proper solution as not only a company’s […]
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Position of Surrogacy Laws in India In few recent decades, India has become a surrogacy hub for the world. This industry is booming and has an estimated over 30000 crores. Tourism for surrogacy is called adoptive tourism. Adoptive tourism in India is highly unregulated. So today, we will take a dig at the position of […]
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