Introduction: A section of society involved in menial work with minimum wages, these people comes from very vulnerable areas and communities who works as a helping hand in households, businesses or any institution known as ‘Domestic Worker’. The majority of Read more
Introduction: When we talk about the globalization of health care, we’re addressing how diseases spread quickly across populations and borders to become pandemics, what steps organizations worldwide are taking to standardize health care delivery to ensure patient safety and best Read more
Introduction: The fundamental capacity of Parliament is to make laws, correct them or cancel them. The cycle of lawmaking or on the other hand the administrative cycle, comparable to Parliament, might be characterized as the cycle by which an administrative Read more
Introduction: The term “Transfer of Property” means an act, which a living person conveys property to one or more other living persons, in present or in future is called transfer property. Such transfer of immovable property is regulated by the Read more
Introduction: The Black Law’s dictionary defines word Registration as a system by which owner of real property may file a petition in court for Certificate of such title as being the owner whose name appears on Certificate. Registration is the Read more
Introduction: A contract is an agreement or a set of obligations that are to be fulfilled by the parties to the contract. In some situations, following the confirmation of the contract, an unforeseen situation may occur, which makes the performance Read more
Introduction: The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 (hereinafter referred to as the RBI Act), was first enacted by the Parliament on March 6, 1934. The Reserve Bank of India (hereinafter referred to as RBI) is empowered by its establishing Read more
Introduction: The Constitution of India is the Suprema Lex of the land which holds supreme authority above all. It describes the basic principles of the State, the structures and processes of governance and the fundamental rights but also envisions a Read more
Introduction: History of Judicial Review [1]The doctrine of judicial review has bought totally different nuances throughout the course of its evolution in the UK, USA, and India. Its origins are often traced to the UK that has no written Constitution. Read more
Roscoe Pound, (born October 27, 1870, Lincoln, Nebraska, U.S.— died July 1, 1964, Cambridge, Massachusetts), American legal adviser, botanist, and educator, chief advocate of “Sociological Jurisprudence” and an innovator in the change of court administration in the United States. [1] Read more
Introduction: The Advocates Act was enacted by the Parliament on 19/05/1961. The act was brought about to amend and merge the laws governing the constitution of the All-India Bar council and the state bar councils as well as laws related Read more
Introduction: Foreign direct venture (FDI) is an interest as a controlling proprietorship in a business in one nation by an element situated in another country. It is in this manner recognized from an unfamiliar portfolio speculation by an idea of Read more