Introduction: International Law, this term was coined by Jeremy Benthem (1748-1832) an English Philosopher. It is also known as the Law of Nations or Public International Law. International law is a group of legitimate principles, standards, and norms that apply between sovereign states and different substances that are lawfully perceived Read more…
Introduction: The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 happened to be one of the early enactments of the nineteenth century. The Act is having a significant spot in the rule book with the primary target to deliver the arrangement of the move of unfaltering property an arrangement of public exchange. Enlistment Read more…
Introduction: In this day and age computerized gadgets are utilized all over the place. It encourages individuals to impart locally and universally effortlessly. Because of which the dependence on electronic methods for correspondence, online business and capacity of data in computerized structure is expanding quickly. It made a need change Read more…
Introduction: In a democratic country, sovereignty lies within people. The people of the country have the power to appoint or reject a government. “We the people of India” in this name the Constitution of India was adopted and enacted. Parliament and state legislature are the two main institutions of governance Read more…
Introduction: A wakf under Muslim law is basically a religious and devout obligation, however, provisions are here and there likewise made for a noble cause and to help oneself, one’s youngsters and Descendents (alal-aulad). The beginning of wakf is followed to an expression of the Prophet The expression is most Read more…
Introduction: Over the past century, one of the finest evolutions in the domain of public law has been the judicial review of legislative and executive action. The Doctrine of Proportionality is identified as the principle of the interpretation of legal provisions that maintain equality and justice. It is one of Read more…
Introduction: Section 319 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973 deals with the power of a magistrate to proceed against other persons appearing to be guilty of an offence and provides that:- 1. Where, over the span of any investigation into, or preliminary of, an offence, it shows up from Read more…