Author: Daksha Dhiman INTRODUCTION The Hindu Minority and Guardianship act came into existence in the year 1956 when the lawmakers analysed the need to implement essential rules and regulations binding on premature children incapable of taking their life decisions. I was established under the Hindu Code Bill in 1956 during the British period with its
Author: Sushma Narayanan Introduction Constitution of India gives 2 types of rights . One, justiciable ,and another non- justiciable. Part lll , Article 12 to 35 deals with Fundamental rights , these rights are justiciable in nature, and can enforceable by court. But Part lV ,Article 36 to 51 deals with Directive principles of state
Mahalakshmi Pavani, a Senior Advocate, is also the first lady from Karnataka designated by the Full Court of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in 2015. She is the President of the SCWLA (Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association) and is also known as The Woman who took the Nirbhaya Case Lawyers to the task. She
The Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis (MP-IDSA) is India’s premier multidisciplinary and forward-looking security policy think-tank. Started in 1965 the Institute is home to scholars and analysts from all over the world and provides a platform for bringing together innovative thinkers from a range of disciplines and subject areas including international relations,
Case Name: State of Andhra Pradesh vs. Rayavarapu Punayya A. EQUIVALENT CITATIONS: 1977 AIR 45, 1977 SCR (1) 601, 1976 SCC (4) 382 B. BENCH: Justice R S Sarkaria, Justice Ranjit Singh, Justice Syed Murtaza Fazalali C. INTRODUCTION: The case of State of Andhra Pradesh vs. Rayavarapu Punayya is known for explaining the minute differences
Author: Shraileen Kaur INTRODUCTION We are all well aware of the terms like tort, liability, trespass, nuisance, etc. Now the question arises when does the liability arise under tort? Under torts, liability arises from the breach of a duty primarily fixed by law; this duty is towards persons generally and its breach is redressable by
INTRODUCTION Execution of a decree can be termed as the most important aspect of the civil justice system. It is the last stage of any civil litigation. The success or failure of the civil justice system depends on the success in executing the decree passed by the civil court. In many cases, the courts have
The interns shall be engaged in The Forum of Indian Regulators for a project titled-“THE RESPONSE OF INDIANREGULATORS TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC” Duration of engagement is for 03 Months Eligibility Criteria Law students in their 4/5th year of the undergraduate course (5 year Law) or 3rd year students year of the graduate course (3 years
AUTHOR: PRANJALI PANDYA CASE NAME: QUEEN EMPRESS v. JOGENDRA CHUNDER BOSE AND OTHER EQUIVALENT CITATION: ILR (1892) 19 Cal 35. BENCH: JUSTICE W.COMER PETHERAM,Kt. INTRODUCTION Before the enactment of the Indian Constitution, Section 124 – A of the Penal Code was used to end any kind of political debate. Under the Sedition provision, the British
Author: Saksham Anand INTRODUCTION A state is comprised of four basic elements namely territory, population, government and sovereignty, in order to maintain and increase the welfare of a state some basic guiding principles are laid down. This set of basic rules and regulations is called a constitution. Constitution is the basic law of a state
