Introduction According to Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act of 1872, “an agreement enforceable by law is a contract”. A contract is an agreement among parties that is within the scope of the law. But how do we know Read more…
Introduction Trust is defined in the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 as a responsibility attached to the ownership of a property which is maintained for the benefit of another. Property is transfer by one person to another who manages it for 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 Read more…
Introduction The UN has officially acknowledged sport as a method for advancing health, education and development by adopting the resolution ‘Sport as an enabler of sustainable development’ in the 73rd session of General Assembly.[1] Sport is not only a form Read more…
INTRODUCTION The main purpose of the Limitation Act is to provide a definite time period, within which one will be able to file a suit to sue another to seek justice. In case, the suit is filed after the termination Read more…
INTRODUCTION Public Interest Litigation (PIL) from its name itself suggests the litigation filed for the public interest. Public interest means the welfare or well being of the general public. In simple words, we can call it social interest or social Read more…
Introduction There has been a rampant increase in the number of suicides in these recent years. The attempt of suicide is almost 25 times more than those who die committing suicide. Suicide is an act where the person ties himself/herself Read more…
This article has been written by Sanskar Dubey. He is a student of Christ University, Delhi. This carries an effective end to a battle against Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) that started in 1994. The main request Read more…
“If a law is a language, then Jurisprudence is its grammar.” Introduction The word Jurisprudence has origin in the Latin expression “juris prudentia“. Juris means ‘law’ and prudential means ‘knowledge’. So etymologically, jurisprudence means “knowledge of the law”[1] or “skill Read more…
INTRODUCTION The principle of master-servant relation falls under the chapter of Vicarious Liability which is a civil wrong i.e. tort. The term ‘Vicarious Liability’ means ‘liable for acts done by another’ and the same doctrine is applied in the master-servant Read more…
Background In the time of Covid-19, where the whole world is in a state of lockdown, in India, two types of news are attracting the attention of the public. First is the news showing the queues form for purchasing the Read more…
INTRODUCTION Collective Marks could be defined as marks or signs which distinguish in accordance with the geographical origin, raw material, method and mode of manufacture or common characteristics of goods and services using the collective marks. Collective Marks come under Read more…