Introduction: Decree as defined in Section 2(2)[1] of Civil Procedure Code, 1908, refers to the judgment of the court. It refers to the legal announcement by the court in consequence of the act brought up before the act for resolution of justice. In Read more
Introduction: The agreement includes the main part as essentials of agreement/contract given in Indian Contract Act,1872 and subordinate part as collateral general terms on that particular party depends. The clauses in agreements are a particular provision that forms specific agreements. Read more
Introduction: A contract has been defined under Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 as an agreement that is enforceable by law of the land. A contract creates a relationship between the parties and governs their obligations. For a Read more
Introduction: A tender is nothing but an offer. An “offer to perform” is referred to as a “tender” under English law. Generally, parties to a contract must either perform or offer to perform, their respective promises, unless the performance is Read more
Introduction: Sales can be made in various ways namely, description, sample or combination of sample and description, tenders. Just like the above-stated ways, an auction is also one of the ways in which a sale can be made. Auction has Read more
Introduction: A party’s legal competency to contract refers to its ability to engage in an agreement. A person’s capacity also means that they are legally competent. When someone has attained the legal age, their capacity is also determined. One of Read more
Introduction: Children are the most valuable asset of a country. It is so because they are the immediate future of a country. Thus child-related offences not only cast a shadow on the country’s future but also doubts the societal health Read more
Introduction: Of all the legal setups in the world, the Law of Contracts is fundamental to all of them. The reason being, it is the most primary and most applicable law in daily transactions. Contracts form the basis of almost Read more
Introduction: A breach of contract happens when one party has not executed its commitment in line with the terms of the deal. The purpose of bringing a breach of contract lawsuit is to seek the right remedies for the same. Read more
Introduction: A contract put an onus on the parties to the contract to perform, completion of which completes the contract, failing which makes the said party liable for breach of contract. However, there is a possibility of happening of uncertain Read more
Introduction: According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the founding document of human rights law, “the family[1] is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State”. The family is Read more
Introduction: Real-time reporting of court hearings means that anyone who wants to report anything in media from court proceedings which includes everything from the remarks made by any judge, arguments presented by the lawyers, judgements, etc. In India, the concept Read more