Introduction: In each cultivated society there are two arrangements of laws that administer the lives of citizens (i) meaningful laws and (ii) procedural laws. While meaningful laws decide the rights and commitments of residents, procedural laws accommodate the structure for authorization of the same. Regardless of the way that meaningful Read more…
Introduction: After the plaint has been presented and written statement is put before the court, and it may appear to either party that the case is not sufficient or a certain part of the pleadings, the party may request the court to let them exercise the tool of Interrogatories. The Read more…
Introduction: Injunction is a judicial process where a party is required to do or not to do from a certain doing or a particular act. It can be a form of remedy in form of an order address by the court to a specific person restricting a certain act (Prohibitory Read more…
“Order XXXVII Civil Procedure Code is one of the best provisions in the hands of a proposed Plaintiff wanting to institute a Civil Suit, but should anybody be condemned unheard?” Introduction: Summary procedure which is also known as a summary suit is a formal process used for imposing an entitlement Read more…
Introduction: Laws are the fundamental rules and no matter how wisely it is framed, it cannot make express provisions against all the cases or provide for all contingencies for all times. The laws are just a medium to achieve justice and are not the end result. If the ordinary rules Read more…
Introduction: Amendment of pleadings is an application used for the motive to bring the final adjudication in a suit to an end and also to avoid multiple proceedings for a single case. This law can be a change of substantive law applied either retrospectively or prospectively[1]. If the case is Read more…
Introduction: A wakf under Muslim law is basically a religious and devout obligation, however, provisions are here and there likewise made for a noble cause and to help oneself, one’s youngsters and Descendents (alal-aulad). The beginning of wakf is followed to an expression of the Prophet The expression is most Read more…
Introduction: In law, an injunction refers to a court order which requires an individual to perform or which restricts an individual from performing a particular action. Injunctions are used in civil proceedings where it is fundamental to maintain the current state of affair where if certain actions do not take Read more…
Introduction: A juvenile is a person below the age of 18 years who commits a crime. All those offences that are committed by adults and are punishable, when committed by children under the age of 18yrs are denoted as juvenile crimes. According to Section 82 and Section 83 of the Read more…
Introduction A declaratory decree is a decree, declaring the right of the plaintiff.[1] It is a declaration under which the court declares some existing rights favouring the petitioner and its existence comes into action only when the petitioner is denied of the right which he/she is automatically entitled to. What Read more…
Introduction: A court is a place where legal cases are fought. These are fought not with swords and axes but with documents and statements, but there are some similarities between the ancient ground battles and the modern court battles. The similarity is of rules, strategy, and thought process. You have Read more…
A person’s reputation is as a property. In some cases more important than other properties. It becomes a civil responsibility of a person, not to harm the reputation of another. Defamation is the action of damaging one’s good reputation in the form of oral statements or published format. The key Read more…