Introduction Cyber forensics is the investigation of cases wherein there is digital or electronic evidence involving a crime or suspicious behavior by any person. It may either be a cybercrime in itself or digital platforms may be used to prepare for the commission of physical crime. It essentially relates to Read more…
Introduction A contract is a legally enforceable agreement that is binding on its parties. It is considered to be breached when one of the parties to a contract refuses to perform its obligations. In India, the remedies for breach of contract include monetary reliefs, specific performance, or both. The court Read more…
“The imposition of liability on one person for the actionable conduct of another, based solely on a relationship between the two persons. Indirect or imputed legal responsibility for acts of another; for example, the liability of an employer for the acts of an employee, or, a principal for torts and Read more…
Introduction The Decarbonisation Bill, 2019 was a private bill introduced by Smt. Shanta Chhetri in the Rajya Sabha in December 2019. The primary aim of introducing this bill was decarbonizing the Indian economy. This bill sought to set higher environmental standards for air, water, and green spaces. It was also Read more…
Introduction In India, the manifestations of innovative ideas can be protected under intellectual property laws like The Copyright Act 1957, Patents Act 1970, The Trade and Merchandise Act 1958, and so on. These creative works are protect to make sure that individuals can reap the benefits of their inventions. In Read more…
Introduction Before the Maneka Gandhi case[1] in 1978, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India undertook a positivist approach while deciding all the cases. The parliament makes laws. The judiciary is perceivable as a pillar of democracy which sticks to the literal meaning of the constructed law. During this case, the Read more…
The promulgation of Consumer Protection Act 1986 took place to protect the consumers from unfair trade practices. This is through the implementation of their right to safety, the right to information, the right to choose, and the right to hearing. This act proved to be useful for a long period Read more…
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) primarily underscored ‘human dignity’ in the human rights discourse. These rights are inherent in all human beings and cannot be taken away without a fair and reasonable procedure by the State. Article 21 of the Indian constitution is an umbrella of various inalienable Read more…
This judgment is pivotal in the jurisprudential history of the country as it discusses about the balance of powers between important democratic institutions of our nation in the backdrop of constitutional supremacy. A constitutional bench consisting of 13 judges delivered this nearly 800 pages long judgment in the wake of Read more…