This article has been written by Sanskar Dubey who is a student of Christ University. Basic structure (doctrine) of the Constitution The constitution enables the Parliament and the State Legislatures to make laws inside their separate locale. Bills to revise Read more…
The Indian Sale of Goods Act came into existence on 2 July 1930. It was amended on 23 September 1963 and was renamed as The Sale of Goods Act, 1930. The act constitutes of: Contract of Sale Conditions and Warranties Read more…
CRIME As the classical school of thought would follow- humans are free-willed and thus try to maximise pleasure and minimise the pain. They believe that fear is the main characteristic that controls the human behaviour. After understanding many theories of Read more…
What is Crime? The most fundamental fact is that crime is the point of conflict between the individual and society. The struggle for law is a struggle between the will of ” the one,” the offender, and the will of Read more…
Introduction The Polluter Pay Principle (PPP) means that the equipment manufacturer faces the cost of prevention of any pollution that he causes; and also the remedy to such damage caused. It includes the total cost of the environment i.e. the Read more…
Introduction The standard of the tenet of Estoppel is expressed under Section 115 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1892. Estoppel depends on the rule that it would be uncalled for if an individual deliberately by the director in some other Read more…
INTRODUCTION Previously only the affected parties had the locus standi (standing required in law) to file a case and continue the litigation and the non- affected persons had no locus standi to do so. But now only the victim doesn’t Read more…
Introduction The word “Forensic” has been derived from the Latin word a “Forensis”, implying: “belonging to the market place or forum”. The term Forensic Science means the application of the knowledge of science for law and justice. The term includes Read more…
In 2018 we all celebrated the landmark judgement delivered by a constitutional bench comprised of Justices Indu Malhotra, D.Y Chandrachud, R F Nariman, A M Khanwalkar and headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra. September 06th 2018 was the Read more…
INTRODUCTION Every human in existence deserves all the instinctive rights and freedoms; simply because they are human beings. Unfortunately, if we look at everything from the glasses of society, it is in view of two classifications of weaker ones and Read more…
Law is the system of rules and regulations which a state imposes to regulate the actions, of its citizens and various institutions, which are being done in the area which is governed by the law. ‘Jurisprudence of Lawyer’s’ and ‘Lawyer’s Read more…
INTRODUCTION The founding father of the Constitution, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar tried to satisfy the hope, aspiration, and desire of the minority. He achieved this by protecting and safeguarding the educational rights of the minority. The assurance Dr.Rajendra Prasad gave to Read more…