Introduction: A quasi-contract is a contract that is created by the court’s order, not by an agreement between parties to the contract. For example, quasi-contracts are created by the court when no official agreement exists between the parties, in disputes overpayments for goods or services. The objective behind the creation Read more
Introduction: The most important factors which are expected from a citizen in a society are DISCIPLINE and GOOD BEHAVIOUR. Though there are a number of more factors that do constitute a responsible citizen of a society but yes these two must be kept above all to regulate one’s day to Read more
Introduction: Since ancient times, polygamy was identified in one form or the other form under the Hindu legal framework until the passing of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Now, most of the personal laws in India recognize Monogamy as valid marriage and bigamy is a ground for the decree of Read more
Arbitration is a legal technique for the redressal/ resolution of disputes outside the court wherein parties to the dispute refer their dispute to one or more persons (arbitrators, arbitral tribunal) which renders the arbitration award. Such an award has a binding effect upon the parties. Introduction Arbitration was formally recognize Read more
INTRODUCTION The Indian Constitution allows the President to proclaim an emergency. India borrowed emergency powers from the Weimar Constitution of Germany. Constitution of India proposed emergency of the following three types: Article352- National Emergency Article356- State Emergency ( president’s rule) Article360- Financial Emergency NATIONAL EMERGENCY Under Article 352, the President Read more
Introduction The objective of Section 148A of the Code of Civil Procedure is the protection of a person from any ex-parte orders likely passed against him/her in any case proceedings. As per Section 148A, a party contemplates the making of an application, in a suit or proceeding instituted or about Read more