Introduction: There will be tension and conflict anywhere, at any time, and in any situation within a period of time. Maintaining stability between states and at intervals and promoting peaceful relations and conditions initiates the need for states to form Read more
Introduction: A significant element for the creation of an efficacious business ecosystem is the existence of free and fair competition. Competition implies a phenomenon wherein in order to solicit customers there is a rivalry that is economic in nature that Read more
Introduction: Law has a significant spot as an operator for social development. In a vote based arrangement of administration, there are various crossing points among social development and lawful request. The law has its source in enactment is called Statute Read more
Introduction: Right to health was foremostly recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1946 to be a human right. The right to health does not merely constitute the access to prompt healthcare but also to a safe and healthy Read more
Introduction: Legal philosopher Lon L. Fuller wrote the Case of the Speluncean Explorers, an article first published in the Harvard Law Review in 1949. It takes the form of a fictional judgment. It lays down a legal philosophy puzzle to Read more
Introduction: The Indian Constitution is nothing but a legislated document, enacted to be followed as it is. This document in turn gives a legal and fundamental recognition to the three pillars of our country which are Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary. Read more
Introduction: Contemplating decisions in the biggest vote-based system on the planet will undoubtedly be a test given the size of the nation and of its populace, Indian public races have been the biggest appointive exercise on the planet since the Read more
Introduction: The growing International Business paved way for various new areas. The businesses with them resulted in multiple players who engaged in multiple transactions. These transactions often accompany the risk of non-performance creating a floor for dispute resolution. The long Read more
Introduction: Article 51 A (g) of Fundamental Duties of Constitution states that “It shall be the duty of every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wildlife and to have compassion for Read more
Introduction: The world we live in today is ever-changing and ever-evolving. We have come a long way from the laws that were there at the time of the framing of the Constitution. The laws that are in place today might Read more
Introduction: Marriage and family sociologically signify the stage of bigger social advancement. it’s indicative of man’s entry into the globe of feeling and feeling, harmony and culture. Long before the establishment of wedding developed, man and girl might have lived Read more
Introduction: India being a democratic and welfare state has to implement various welfare programs in pursuance of ideals and goals enshrined in the constitution. Taxes are the main source of income of any government to implement the public welfare programs Read more