Introduction: India follows a reformative theory of punishment which helps the convicted persons to not repeat or involve themselves in any such offence. The famous saying “Once a criminal always a criminal” does not fit well in the society. The principle followed in India is that “Hundred criminals can go Read more…
Introduction: The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Policy Act of 1969 earlier governed the laws relating to the unfair trade policies and to curb the growth of monopoly in the economy. This act was eradicated and later replaced by the Competition Act. Competition is necessary and is helpful for both the Read more…
Introduction: COVID-19 has shattered the economy of India and greatly affected the lifestyle of the people all over the world. Most of the countries like the United States, Italy and Russia suffered a huge loss of lives. The virus is said to have spread from Wuhan, China. So, countries started Read more…
Introduction The framers of the Constitution found a need to establish certain provisions for practicing any trade or occupation. It was included as a fundamental right of the citizen as a freedom to carry on any trade or occupation under Article 19(g). It briefly explains about Trade, Commerce and Intercourse Read more…
Introduction The Indian Penal Code is considered to be the criminal act followed in India. It was introduced in the First Law Commission, formulated and headed by Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay in the year 1835. Later after subsequent changes, it was submitted to the Governor-General of Indian Council in 1837. Read more…
Introduction The people of the country are in general divided as citizens and non- citizens of that country. In Black’s Law Legal Dictionary, the citizen is a member of a free city or jural society. Possessing all the rights and privileges which can be enjoy by any person under its Read more…
Introduction Article 163 briefly takes about the aid and advice of the Council of Ministers to the Governor.[1] Article 163(1) explains that there shall be a Council of Ministers to aid and advice the Governor. It is further the independent decision of the Governor to may or may not follow Read more…
“The preamble is the most precious part of the constitution. It is the proper yardstick with which can measure the worth of the constitution.”[1] Introduction The Constitution is considered to be the supreme law in India. The Preamble to an act sets out the main objectives which the legislation intended Read more…