Introduction: Family is a system of relationships existing between parents and children. It is an institution and is often called a basic social institution because of its important functions of procreation and socialization. Family disputes arise in the families due Read more
Introduction: Taxes are the main source of income of any government to implement the public welfare programs etc., Taxpayers contribute a lot to the economy of the nation. It is the responsibility of the individual or the firms to pay Read more
Introduction: India is a land of different religions with various traditions and customs. Each religion has its traditions, customs, and usages in marriage. Certain problems arose where either party profess different religions or belong to different communities. Hence, to recognize Read more
Introduction: The interpretation of legal guidelines is restrained to courts of regulation. In the path of time, courts have advanced a massive and intricate frame of guidelines to manual them in construing or deciphering legal guidelines. Most of them had Read more
Introduction: The British came to India initially as a trading company and used to acquire territory solely for commercial purposes. The Charter 1833 introduced the Law Member. The Law Member was considered as the fourth member of the Executive committee Read more
Introduction: “The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), signed on Oct. 30, 1947, by 23 countries, was a legal agreement minimizing barriers to international trade by eliminating or reducing quotas, tariffs, and subsidies while preserving significant regulations.”[1] The GATT intended to boost the economic recovery Read more
Introduction: The “Repugnant” means a contradiction of ideas. In the wide sense, it can be defined as inconsistency between the clauses of the deed, contract or document. Black’s Law Dictionary defines Repugnancy as, ”An inconsistency or contradiction between two or Read more
Introduction: Raymond Vernon has developed the Product Life Cycle Theory. This theory is in response to the breakdown of the Heckscher-Ohlin model to elucidate the noted pattern of international trade. the idea recommended that early during a product’s life-cycle every Read more
Introduction: We live in a highly globalised world where the companies not just compete with one another at the national level but have competition globally too. Michael Porter through his Competitive Advantage of Nations theory discusses why some companies of Read more
Introduction: The drawbacks of Criminal Jurisprudence in India are a matter of grave concern. The Laws of Crimes especially Bail Jurisprudence are colonial gifts and remain intact as their legacy. In relation to contemporary laws, the reforms under criminal laws Read more
Introduction: Each law understudy discovers that the relationship of a legitimate book to the goal of a specific case can be mind-boggling. What does the content mean? How can that significance convert into legitimate regulation? What’s more, how does the Read more
Introduction: Bail indicates the momentary release of a blamed in a criminal issue in which the court is yet to report a judgment. In other words, Bail implies emancipation of an individual from jail awaiting for trial or appeal by Read more