INTRODUCTION The law of torts has seen its origin in the Common law of England and has since the colonial rule spread itself among all the colonies that were controlled by the British. The incoming of torts law in India is also through the same channel with the establishment of Read more…
Introduction It is a rule of the law that the ‘law of land’ should be upheld every time law is spoken of. In India, such law of land or the grundnorm is the CONSTITUTION. The Indian Constitution since its inception in 1950 has been providing protection to all the citizens Read more…
INTRODUCTION In India, the Constitution serves as the ‘law of the land’ and is the supreme law of the nation. Part III of the constitution enshrines the fundamental rights of people of India, to ensure their protection and well- being at all the times. Though these rights are subjected to Read more…
Introduction The concept of a fair trial is not new to the modern societies. From the time immemorial the concept of ‘fair trial’ was consider to be of prime importance. It is consider that it is not only important to deliver justice. But it is more important to ensure that Read more…
Introduction International Humanitarian Law (IHL) came into force in the 19th century and has evolved from Hague and Geneva Conventions and lays down principles and rules to be followed during the time of armed conflicts. It has a two-fold objective; one to ensure the protection of those who are victims Read more…
Introduction: In today’s world, we have become far developed and advance from the barbaric times; and with the changing times humans evolved themselves into groups and framed laws so as to organize themselves. But, as the organisations developed, the need and want for the power has also increased and so Read more…
INTRODUCTION Law is the set of principles of what is right and what is wrong as per the society; the developing societies from time to time are developing laws, so as to define the difference between the right and the wrong. It was Sir Edward Coke back in 17th century Read more…
Introduction: In today’s world, everyone is inter-dependent on one another for a living; no one can sustain the life in isolation. Whatever we do in the normal course of the day, we involve ourselves in transactions with others. These transactions lack compulsory legal bounding. But, in order to evade the Read more…