Introduction: A society at any given point of time cannot exist unless there is order and conformity to the laws and the individuals live up to a certain set of norms where their selfish impulses are subjugated by the need Read more
Introduction: In many ways, international payments are like domestic payments. They involve a payer using the services of 1 or a lot of intermediaries to transfer price to a payee. However, they tend to involve a variety of additional complexities Read more
Introduction: Federalism[1] is a concept that describes the qualities of society and keeps it articulated and protected. It is designed at both the regional and the national levels to maintain unity among the states and the country. Federalism means different things Read more
Introduction: Marriage is an uncommon connection between Husband and Wife. It is sine qua non for family agreement and security. Being thusly, overseeing bodies all around the world have given certain rights and constrained certain responsibilities on a couple which Read more
Introduction: The significant thought lying behind section 52 of Transfer of Property Act is that in a suit, which is as yet forthcoming regarding its assurance, the norm ought to be kept up and thusly it ought to stay unaffected Read more
Introduction: The impending era of our world would be into celerity and augmentation in every sphere and in every way. The progress can be distinctively observed in the field of data analysis and machine learning. Introducing technology into the legal Read more
Introduction: In law, the concept of pledge is laid down under Section 172 of the Indian Contract Act (ICA). Pledge is a bailment of personal possession as security for some debt or engagement. Pawn was synonymous with a pledge at Read more
Introduction: Witnesses are the foundation of the formation of justice and equity. Hence, witnesses portray a major role and thus their safety should be the primary motive too. Without a witness, no case can be developed which would lead to Read more
Introduction: A country’s modern foundation, its development and improvement is the foundation of its economy. It mirrors a country’s independence which is an exhausting undertaking and requires a sensible way to deal with legitimize the elements in question. It gives Read more
Introduction: A victim is a person who has suffered harm individually or collectively. The injury can be mental and a physical injury as well. The injuries will include emotional sufferings, violation of Fundamental Rights, economic loss, etc. The term ‘Victim’ Read more
Introduction: The youth of a nation is considered one of the greatest assets to the state and the country. But sometimes, this asset, if not regulated properly and cautiously, can cause a major hindrance to society. Therefore, the state had Read more
Introduction: The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 incorporates the laws which are related to the transfer of properties. This act does not codify all sorts of transfers and therefore it is non-exhaustive in nature. Though there exist other acts which Read more