Author : Rajat Maheshwari Contract is an agreement between various parties which are framed and validated under Indian contract act.According to Indian contract act 1872 contract is defined as an agreement enforceable by law. Essential of contracts are- There should be agreement between various parties. Parties doing agreement should be having free consent for doing
Author : Neha Singh Citation: AIR 1998 SC 2381 Bench: Justice G. Nanawati, Justice S. Kurdukar INTRODUCTION In this case the held that there is no scope for giving any benefit of right private defense when the accused is the one who instigated the assault. The conviction of the appellant under section 326 was found
Citation: AIR (2010) 5 SCC 91 Bench: Justice B. Sudarshan Reddy, Justice Surinder Singh Najjar INTRODUCTION In this case the court held the significance of motive and scope of interference in Article 136 of Constitution of India. The appreciation of evidence and credibility of witnesses were weak and held that criminal justice should not be
Author : Neha Singh Citation: 2016 SC 708 Bench: Justice Dipak Mishra and Justice C. Nagappan INTRODUCTION In this case the court upheld the constitutional validity of the criminal defamation provisions in the Indian Penal Code, citing the Subramanian Swamy vs Union of India case and stress on the idea of fair criticism, dissent and
Author :- Sakshi Anand In Maunusmriti it is said that God is himself the Law maker. Manu talk about king but has kept the king under the Law. Like wise said that Man is not made for law, but the law is for man hence the Law which governors is for man. Our Constitution of
Author :- Awez Khan Introduction. The term Cyber-crime is also called computer technology crime the practice done by the computers and various types of networks to accomplish illegal activities such as spreading innumerable kinds of computer viruses, online harassment, thieving identities, violating privacy of the particular individuals, performing unauthorized electronic fund transfers, etc. Cyber-crime especially
The High Court of Bombay held that RBI circulars issued on 27th March 2020 and 23rd May 2020 of moratorium is not applicable to mutual funds and debentures. The writ was filed under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution. The writ by petitioner pleas that the respondent is “the state” as per Article 12 of
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Wednesday (July 15) has made it clear that anticipatory bail to an accused must be granted under very exceptional circumstances as “a person couched in comparative safety of the pre-arrest bail would certainly not disclose all the facts within his knowledge.” The purpose of anticipatory bail is to
The High Court of Bombay Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction dismissed the plea for considering legal service as an essential service under the Maharashtra Essential Services Maintenance Act,2017. The order was passed on 10th July 2020 by the bench comprising Justice S.S. Shinde and Justice Madhav Jamdar. The petitioner Imran Mohd. Salar Shaikh pleaded that the court
Author :- Eshika Singla GROWTH OF TELEMEDICINE The days are passing but there has not been even a slightest reduction in spread of coronavirus in India. Cases rise by approximately 14000 to 15000 in every 24 hours and the number of deaths is increasing in India. It’s no longer a temporary disaster that would stop
