Introduction The law of contracts is an evolving concept based on the theories propounded by various scholars to explain the liability and obligations arising due to a contract upon the parties entering into it. The theory holds significance in the Read more
Introduction: Popularly, the pardoning power is founded on the considerations of the public good and is to be exercised on the ground that the public welfare is the legitimate object of all punishment[1]. Historically, such a clemency power was seen Read more
Introduction: The complexities of the employment contract are ever-changing, with the advent of new economic policy posed in 1991 the globalized economy gave away to a plethora of disputes too. Prior to 1991, India was a labor-intensive economy that had Read more
Introduction: The reservation policy is an old age policy being practiced in India since ancient times. William Hunter and Jyotirao Phule in 1882 initially considered the possibility of a caste-based reservation system. Here the quota is based on affirmative action. Read more
Introduction Shame killing is the killing of a family member by other members, owing to the obnoxious belief that person so shall be murdered ruthlessly murdered since he/she has brought disrespect to the family. This belief has been grounded on Read more
Introduction: Franchising is an innovative way of expanding business operations into new market places. In a commercial language, the franchise is a permission granted by the manufacturer to retailer or distributor to sell its product or operate a business within Read more
Introduction: Cyberspace or the virtual world has widened greatly due to technological advancements. This has further led to the committing of crimes over the virtual world which we generally refer to as cybercrime. The cyberspace has easy access to everything, Read more
Introduction: Wilful default means when there is deliberate on-payment of the loan dues despite having adequate cash flow and sound net worth. Reserve bank of India (RBI) defines wilful default if any of the following events occurs[1]: (a) The unit Read more
Introduction: Bhopal gas Tragedy was one of the main incidents which led to the establishment of the concept of Absolute Liability, also known as M.C. Mehta v Union of India[1]. However, this case was based on strict liability, but with Read more
Introduction: India follows a reformative theory of punishment which helps the convicted persons to not repeat or involve themselves in any such offence. The famous saying “Once a criminal always a criminal” does not fit well in the society. The Read more
Introduction: The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Policy Act of 1969 earlier governed the laws relating to the unfair trade policies and to curb the growth of monopoly in the economy. This act was eradicated and later replaced by the Competition Read more
To no one we will sell, or deny, or delay, right or justice. What is Bail? Bail is the security given for the discharge of a person in custody of the law, furnished by him or a bondsman. It Read more