Facts and History of the Case: Indian era can be divided into three phases to understand the case. They are: pre-independence, post-independence and post constitution. In the case of Queen v. Burrah[1], the Privy Council primarily held regarding the constitutionality of delegated legislation in the first phase i.e., pre-independence period. Read more…
Introduction: In order to maintain the employee’s efficiency and his desire to properly serve his company, organizations opt the method of promotion. While promoting, it is checked that if his record can qualify for the promotion and it is expected from the employee to have an “unblemished record”. Often there Read more…
Introduction: Justice Bhagwati once stated, “We cannot allow the dead hand of the past to stifle the growth of the living present. Law cannot stand still; it must change with the changing social concepts and values. If the bark that protects the tree fails to grow and expand along with Read more…
Introduction: The technological revolution which was observed in the 21st century captured the attention of not only India but the whole world. The computers are not only used in the established organizations but it also used available to the individuals at their finger. Humanized action is eased out by Information Read more…
Introduction: Non-resident or resident, an individual can transfer his assets to his heirs (legal) or any person through a Will. When the individual dies, his assets are transferred to the above-mentioned parties or if the individual has created his Will. This concept is called the devolution of an asset. A Read more…
Introduction: According to the Preamble of the Constitution of India, India is Democratic and Republic. Those who are working for upholding citizen’s civil rights and protecting them are deeply concerned with the country’s democratic polity. In the case of Indira Nehru Gandhi v. Raj Narayan[1], it was held that “Democracy” Read more…
Introduction: Law and mental health are two lines that intersect in multiple ways. These two disciplines constantly transform and inform one another. This arena in the past few decades has been significantly broadened when we compare it with the past when people’s understanding of forensic psychiatry was conventionally narrow. Traditionally Read more…
Introduction: Over the centuries it has been observed throughout the world that societies have always welcomed the frightened and weary strangers and also the victims of violence and persecution. Though people flee from all those threats to their liberty and lives, the Government over the countries finds it difficult to Read more…
Facts: The appellant along with his three partners was the owner of a factory named Carbon Dry Colour Works. This factory was involved in the manufacture of paints and varnish. The factory was licensed by the Bombay Municipality in the year 1953 to manufacture paints involving a cold process and Read more…
Introduction: Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) such as surrogacy, artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization have immerged as a blessing for the couples facing infertility. ART can be defined as any other medical technique which is used in an attempt to obtain pregnancy by any other means other than intercourse. In this Read more…
Facts: It is a case wherein 2005, US $3,50,000 was transferred from the Citibank accounts of four customers residing in the US. This amount was dishonestly transferred through the internet to the bogus accounts in the US. Some employees of a Call Center gained the confidence of the customers from Read more…