Introduction: The right to a fair trial is the bedrock of Indian justice delivery system and for a just and equal society to prevail it is very essential the accused must be given a fair chance to prove his innocence before the court of law. If the right to a Read more…
Introduction: Prenuptial agreements are signed between the spouses before the marriage is conducted and these agreements define the rights and liabilities of each partner either during the course of the marriage or they define the rights and liabilities in case of breakdown of the marriage or both. In India, we Read more…
Introduction: The world we live in today is ever-changing and ever-evolving. We have come a long way from the laws that were there at the time of the framing of the Constitution. The laws that are in place today might change according to the circumstances that might be there in Read more…
Introduction: We live in a highly globalised world where the companies not just compete with one another at the national level but have competition globally too. Michael Porter through his Competitive Advantage of Nations theory discusses why some companies of one nation have the presence and compete globally while other Read more…
Introduction: For a democratic country like India, the elections play a major role in representing the will of the people. The elections are extremely crucial for the survival and sustenance of any democracy and are thus regulated by the Election Commission in India. The First General Elections were held in Read more…
Introduction: The most basic function of any court is interpretation. Whenever a dispute reaches a court, the court is supposed to interpret the statutes. The statute finds in itself the formal expression of the legislative wing of the government. The will of the legislature finds its formal expression in the Read more…
Introduction: The New International Economic Order was a powerful campaign which was launched at the international level and the main objective that this campaign sought to achieve was the transformation of the global economic order[1]. It had great moral visions behind it, the driving principles being economic self-dependence and self-determination Read more…
Introduction: A society at any given point of time cannot exist unless there is order and conformity to the laws and the individuals live up to a certain set of norms where their selfish impulses are subjugated by the need for welfare for the whole society. In order to control Read more…