Introduction: The basic meaning of “child asylums” is a place or area of people where protection and shelter to children are given. It is not for orphans but more or less like refugees who have had reasons to leave their Read more
Introduction: As we know law regarding privacy is one of the part of main rights present in our Constitution of India. Article 19 and 21 of Indian Constitution clearly mentions that they have been given the chance to have the Read more
Introduction: Everyone in society has certain duties, rights, and privileges. Although, most people believe in ‘Live and Let Others Live’, yet, there are few who deviate from this normal behavior and indulge in anti-social elements. This arduous task of protecting Read more
Introduction: Section 3(2) of the Prisons Act, 1894 defines criminal prisoner as “any prisoner duly committed to custody under the writ, warrant or order of any Court or authority exercising criminal jurisdiction, or by order of a Court-martial”[1] and Section Read more
Introduction: It is well cleared that Freedom of expression is mentioned in the preamble of Indian Constitution and is well protected under the delicacy of Fundamental Rights which is mentioned in Part III, Article 19(1)(a) which signifies that every citizen Read more
Introduction: Organ donation and transplantation seems to be the noblest or patrician work the man could ever do in his life, according to research a man can support about 6 people by donating organs. But it is essential to look Read more
Introduction: Reservation, the term added in the constitution because of a basic reason that is deprivation in the country, deprivation is the biggest cause of caste discrimination and the term raised or births through its adverse effects is a reservation[1]. Read more
Introduction: Jury system was the concept that had originated in Britain after the Norman Conquest, but the functions performed by it in its early era were quite different from its role and functions in the present scenario. While comparing it, Read more
Introduction: When parties enter into an agreement to conduct a business jointly, they often do so amidst pronouncements of mutual trust. When relationships become sour these same parties may be forced to ascertain what the term “trust” means in law. Read more
Introduction: Marriage is the social union between two individuals that forms the foundation of the family for many societies. A man and women when they come together they complete each other as a man cannot have a material existence until Read more
Introduction: Contracts are governed by the Indian Contract Act, 1872 in India. A contract is voluntarily created civil obligation which occurs between two parties after fulfilling some essentials of the contract. The law of contracts does not cover all the Read more
Introduction: Intellectual property refers to the creation of a mind capable of being legally protected by various intellectual property rights such as patents, copyright, trademark, trade secret, etc. Intellectual property right allows the owner of such right to exercise a Read more