Introduction: Recently, the Bollywood lose a promising, power housing and immensely talented star of this generation named Sushant Singh Rajput, who according to police authorities committed suicide by hanging himself on 14th June 2020 at his residence in Mumbai’s Bandra. Read more
Introduction: “ACT OF A PERSON INCAPABLE OF JUDGMENT BY REASON OF INTOXICATION CAUSED AGAINST HIS WILL” Many times, as a general principle of law, man is presumed to know the nature and consequence of his act is, therefore, held responsible Read more
Introduction: National Anti-profiteering Authority (NAA) was constituted by the Central Government to find whether extra input tax credits used by any registered person or the depletion in the tax rate have actually resulted in a corresponding depletion in prices to Read more
Introduction: In today’s time, it seems inconceivable to imagine a world without the internet being an integral part of it. Internet is in every facet of our lives; it is preferred as an essential platform for not only e-commerce but Read more
Introduction: The Indian political System is more known for its bad things than good things. The Constitution of India enshrines in its Part XV, the Free and Fair Elections. But at the same time, the elections contain hooliganism, arson, violence, Read more
Introduction: A gift is an item that one person gives to another without any expectation of money or of any benefit in return. In the eyes of law, a gift is viewed as a gratuitous transfer with no mutual consideration. Read more
Introduction: The Theory of SOP was introduced by Montesquieu in his work De l’esprit des lois, while the first thought of separating the legislative power was introduced by John Locke: bounded legislative power, consistent legislative power and federative authority. In Read more
Introduction: There is no straight procedure for the implementation of ‘the rarest of rare doctrines.’ In a criminal case, the trial consists of two primary aspects, one of which is the nature and extent of the crime. The severity of Read more
Introduction: The Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 defines stock market/ stock exchange. The two major stock exchanges of Indian Stock Market are BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange), it has been in operation since 1875 and the other one is NSE (National Read more
Introduction: A seller or supplier is obliged to supply the products sold under a sales contract, and the purchaser is obliged to pay them the required sum amount or quid pro quo, i.e. anything in return under the sales contract. Read more
Introduction: Among its stakeholders, India has issued a draught national policy document on e-commerce. It addresses a wide variety of e-commerce concerns, including data localization, small player level playing field, deep discount prohibition, and customer security. Among its partners, it Read more
Introduction: A tax is a compulsory payment or charge paid by an individual to the government for participation in the activities of the state. Tax limits herein mean the imposition of a cap on the government’s power to charge tax Read more