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Title of the Case: Felthouse v Bindley, 1862 Citation: (1862) 11Cb (NS) 869, EWHC CP J35;142 ER 1037 Court: Court of Common Pleas. Parties Involved: • Appellant: Bindley • Respondent: Paul Felthhouse Bench: Willes J, Byles J and Keating J. BACKGROUND Paul Felthouse bargained with his nephew to acquire a certain horse, stating, “If I […]
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Uniform Civil Code is defined under Article 44 of Directive Principles of State Policy of our Constitution of India. According to this code, the state must secure all the citizens throughout the territory of India. In layman’s language, it means one country one rule conducted by a single code. It consists of a set of […]
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About Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, is one of the premier National Law Schools in India, which has contributed towards transforming legal education into professional excellence ever since its establishment in 2003. Born in 2008 as the flagship journal of Gujarat National Law University, The GNLU Law Review (‘TGLR’) is a bi-annual, student-edited, peer-reviewed journal, […]
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ABOUT VIDHI PARIVARTAN Vidhi Parivartan is a legal platform that seeks to hone the skill-sets of all the budding lawyers, aid the law students in all possible manner by optimum utilization of resources available at their disposal and thereby empower the legal fraternity eventually. The platform aspires to undertake host of short, medium and long-term […]
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INTRODUCTION[1]:- The state-sanctioned death of a person as a punishment for a crime is known as capital punishment. Capital Punishment[2], often known as the death sentence, has been a component of our legal system since the British Era. In India, it is still a legal method of punishment for offences. While 109 nations have abolished […]
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The Design Act 2003, provides for a simple and easy framework for the registration and protection of all the designs. The protection of designs is important for the commercialization of all the goods and services. A successful registration provides the owner with exclusive rights on the design that has been created by him. TRIPS provide […]
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INTRODUCTION[1]:- Defamation[2] occurs when a person’s reputation is hurt by a defamatory or irrelevant comment published about him or her. The value of a person’s reputation is greater than that of any other physical asset. When compared to material riches, the loss of reputation is considerably higher, i.e., the loss of reputation is far more […]
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Video games censorship is some initiatives taken by the respected authorities for limited access, regulating video games or specific video games, also censor some of the content due to its nature of the content for its users. The government tries to create and enact legislation that controls the distribution of video games by the content […]
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India’s Freedom of Religion Act or “Anti-Conversion Act” is a legal state-level law governing religious conversions. Eight out of nineteen states enforce the law: Arunachal Pradesh, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Uttarakhand. Although there are some differences between the state laws, they are very similar in their content and structure. All […]
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Ganga Pollution Case- Man’s progress is frequently regarded as occurring at the expense of the environment. Everything, from the inappropriate disposal of non-biodegradable objects to major industrial discharges, has an impact on the environment, which is essential for human survival. The Ganga, India’s most sacred river, has suddenly become a dumping ground for massive volumes […]
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Section 24 of the Indian Evidence Act, introduced the word confession for the first time. Section 24 – 30 deals with the concept of confession. The confession comes under the heading of Admission. It can be said that confession is a species under admission. However, Confession is no defined by the Indian Evidence Act. In […]
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Hindu Law is the world’s oldest legal system. Originally, Hindu Law was developed to meet all of the people’s needs and to ensure their well-being. Shruti (God’s words), Smriti (text), traditions (traditional behaviours), commentaries, and digest are the assets of the Hindu Law concept. Modern Hindu Law is divided into two categories: codified law and […]
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