Introduction: In today’s era, housing is undeniably considered as a basic human requirement however, the capital or funds required to construct or acquire a house is relatively high and cannot be afforded by all individuals/groups especially the ones having low Read more
Introduction: Prashant Bhushan, Supreme Court Advocate and former Aam Aadmi Party member, once said that for the sake of transparency in elections, the political parties must disclose all their donations, down to the last penny. General Election is a periodic Read more
Introduction: In the contract, where two or more parties typically undertake to perform certain obligations vis-à-vis such obligation could be in the nature of reciprocal promises i.e, promises which form part or entire consideration for each other. In simple words Read more
Introduction: To curtail the malpractices of lottery, the Indian government introduced Lotteries (Regulations) Act 1998, according to which no State government shall promote, organise, or conduct lottery[1], but there is no complete ban on lotteries as provided in section 4 Read more
Introduction: Gender socialization is a process by which females and males are informed about the norms and the behaviours which are to be associated with their sex. It is the process by which a person is taught how to behave Read more
Introduction: There is a rise in economic gain due to the growth of international trade. This is benefitting both the states and enterprises. With universalisation of the market, there is a free flow of trade, generating more economic resources for Read more
Introduction: At present scenario due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused a lot of crisis in every field of life, it has brought a change in personal behaviour and also the norms of the society. COVID-19 has taken a Read more
Introduction: In the last fifty years or so, due to groundbreaking advancements in the medical and healthcare industries and as a result of modern economies being focused on innovations in the R&D sector, the longevity or life expectancy in India Read more
Introduction: At traffic lights, car or bike cleaner comes, and without asking or saying anything, starts to clean our cars and bikes and when they’re done, they ask for money. Are we legally or morally bound to pay them? Or Read more
Introduction: The doctrine of privity of contract is a common law principle which states that a person not a party to a contract cannot enforce the terms of the contract by suing on it. To simplify, only the parties to Read more
Introduction: In 1985 there was the exposure of the biggest Animal Husbandry Mafia in a press conference by the Bihar Veterinary Association. The fodder scam was the largest corruption scandal involving nearly about Rs 9.4 billion. It was fraudulent reimbursements Read more
Introduction: After the formation of a contract, the next stage is reached, the fulfillment of the object the parties had in mind. When an object is fulfilled, the liability of either party under the contract comes to an end. The Read more