We live in a society where the needs of the people are drastically changing with time. One of those fields which have shown drastic effects on the growth and development of society is technology. Nowadays, we all are living in a society that is at the fingertips of the individual. Read more…
Introduction: The Privity of Contract is an English law concept that guarantees that no one should be entitled to or bound by the provisions of the arrangement to which he is not an undisputed party. In simple words, it can be said that it is a theory of common law Read more…
Introduction: Religion, Caste, and class are certain notions that are strongly intertwined in our Indian Society. People regard them as their pride and beliefs and perform activities with respect to these notions. When a person converts or reconverts himself from one religion to another, he gives up the practices, beliefs, Read more…
Procedural History: This appeal was directed against an appellate judgement of a Division Bench of the Allahabad High Court dated 6th September 1943, by which the Judges reversed the decision of the Civil Judge, Etawah, made in Original Suit No.28 of 1936. Facts of the Case The suit was commenced Read more…
Procedural History: (i)The decree was passed by Learned Gentle J. for the plaintiff for a sum ` 6,000 with interest and costs. (ii) The learned Chief Justice and Mukherjea J. allowed another appeal and the decree granted through gentle J. became modified and the plaintiff’s suit was decreed within the Read more…
Facts of the Case: In this case, the respondent was the assessee who received a notice under Section 24 (2) of the Bengal Agricultural Income-tax Act, 1944, he estimated an agricultural income of Rs. 335 as the response for the same. However, the Agricultural Income Tax Officer directed the office Read more…
Introduction to the Case: The given case is dated 30th November 1950 and the presiding judges on the case were Fazal Ali, Saiyid Mukherjea, B.K Aiyar and N. Chandrasekhara. The judgment of this case was given by Justice Fazal Ali.[1] Procedural History The main reference in the given case was Read more…
Procedural History: On the 27th July, 1945, the respondent filed a suit against the Central Bank contending that the document was not a mortgage with possession. It was alleged that since a doubt had arisen as to whether the document giving effect to the common intention of the parties the Read more…
Introduction to the Case: Extradition is the procedure of a state surrendering a criminal to another state for the prosecution and punishment of his offences which were committed in the requesting or seeking country’s jurisdiction. India faced many issues and problems in the arena of extradition. The existence of extradition Read more…
Procedural History: This was the application under Article 32 (1) of the Constitution of India for the enforcement of the applicant’s fundamental right to carry on his business which was guaranteed by Article 19 (1) of the Constitution. The Supreme Court of India has original jurisdiction over the case as Read more…
Introduction: The law revolves around society, and society is a vast area to cover, to read, and understand. There are arguments and fights between relations of all kinds. But there is a relationship where the law could help to get dejected, to break the relationship if not likable, which is Read more…
Facts in Brief: The current petitioner is filed by a woman for the dissolution of marriage on the ground of cruelty and adultery under Section 10 of the Indian Divorce act. The complainant, who was born a Hindu, converted to Christianity before marrying the respondent on December 29, 1985, in Read more…