Introduction Article 3, paragraph (a) of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol states that trafficking in persons “shall mean the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of Read more…
INTRODUCTION Evidence is something that ascertains the existence or nonexistence of a certain fact. It is derived from the Latin word “evidential” which means obvious or make things clear. It is used by the party who alleges to prove the Read more…
Primarily evidence can be classified into a primary or a secondary kind of evidence. This article discusses about them both in detail and underlines the important facts about them. PRIMARY EVIDENCE Section 62 of the Indian Evidence Act states what Read more…
Introduction Article 368 of The Indian Constitution talks about the amendment. Amendment in its general term means bringing a change or amending some provisions of law. Constitution gives power to the parliament to amend the provisions as per the requirement 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 Read more…
“The preamble is the most precious part of the constitution. It is the proper yardstick with which can measure the worth of the constitution.”[1] Introduction The Constitution is considered to be the supreme law in India. The Preamble to an Read more…
INTRODUCTION The word ‘wager’ in layman language means ‘bet’. The term ‘wager agreements’ has not been defined in The Indian Contract Act, 1872. But the nature of such an agreement is explaine by Hawkins J. in the case of Carlil Read more…
The Indian Evidence Act came into force in the year 1872. The code is draft by Sir James Stephen which is the law that is being followed to the present day. The first attempt to codify the rules relating to Read more…
Introduction The principle of environmental compensation is to avoid, minimize, restore, or compensate for the damage to biodiversity due to human activities. With environmental degradation in the previous decades it becomes necessary to implement such policies. Historical Background The significant Read more…
Introduction India is regarded as one of the greatest democratic and secular country in the world. In this land of democracy fundamental rights are the powerful weapons one can have according to the constitution of India. Similarly media enjoys the Read more…
INTRODUCTION The human body was design for physical labor. Since the pre-historic era, Sapiens were known to indulge in activities like hunting and resettling. Time evolved and so did our idea of physical recreational activities. Thus, games and sports were Read more…
Introduction One of the stellar developments in law is the birth of Administrative Law. What came to be a part culled out of constitutional law, it was not just a result of its need to be a separate legal discipline Read more…