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 to legal practitioners. The act takes effect all across India Read more…
Introduction: A considerable lot of us must know about the predicament of Delhi inhabitants in the winter. The winter haze and the smoke from stubble consuming, vehicles, conveyed by the approaching northern breezes, consolidate by the make Delhi a ‘gas chamber.’ In these conditions, we should analyze the law outlined 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 come up with certain legislations that govern and regulate the Read more…
Introduction: We all are aware of the legal principle that ‘a person is innocent until/unless proven guilty’, this legal perspective is applicable to a person who is accused of any illegality. According to this principle, an accused will be given a fair trial and a chance to defend himself. There Read more…
Introduction: The Indian Sale of Goods Act, 1930 came into existence during the British Raj on 1 July 1930. The act borrowed heavily from the Sale of Goods Act 1893. It is a Mercantile Law. It extends to the whole of India except the State of Jammu and Kashmir. The Read more…
Introduction: As we all know from ancient times land is considered as the main aspect of financial deeds in every county. In British- India period Britishers introduced a new system related to land revenue which is termed as ” Zamindari system”.It is also known as Permanent settlement system. The Zamindari Read more…
Introduction: Drug abuse in India is not a new subject area to look into. We have been witnessing the abuse for ages. Alcohol, Cannabis, Heroin, opium and morphine are some drugs which are being abused by a large number of society. These drug abuses directly/indirectly affect the mental health, family, Read more…
Introduction: Government securities denominated in grams of gold comes under sovereign gold bonds scheme. In this, the investor does not hold physically gold but he pays the issue price in cash and the investor is assured market value of gold at the time of maturity. The Reserve Bank of India Read more…
Introduction: The Indian Constitution states that no tax should be charged or collected except under the rule of the statute.[1] Any required accumulation of money by the State shall result in the imposition of a tax which is not permitted except by or within the jurisdiction of legislative provisions. The 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 of Lotteries (Regulations) Act 1998 (hereinafter Central act) where conditions Read more…
Introduction: The Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti Social Activities (Prevention) Act (hereinafter referred to as “the Act”) was introduced in January 1986 by the then Congress government, led by Chief Minister Vir Bahadur Singh. Comprising of 24 articles, the Act was passed with the primary objective of arresting 2,500 known Read more…
Introduction: Insolvency is when an individual or an organisation owes more debt than the assets they have and is not able to pay back its creditors. A bankruptcy, on the other hand, is when an individual or an organisation is insolvent and seeks help from the government to resolve its Read more…