Introduction A Negotiable Instrument authorises a person to transfer his sum of money to another by way of delivery or endorsement. The person to whom the money is transfer is further transferable to another person. Negotiable instruments plays a vital role in trading. The person who is entitle to the Read more…
INTRODUCTION In India, the Constitution serves as the ‘law of the land’ and is the supreme law of the nation. Part III of the constitution enshrines the fundamental rights of people of India, to ensure their protection and well- being at all the times. Though these rights are subjected to Read more…
Introduction Have you ever met with a road accident before? Any of your relatives or someone known to you met with a road accident? What to do after a road accident? How to claim compensation for damages in a road accident? All these questions come into one’s mind after a Read more…
Court is regarded as the temple of Justice. The fundamental aim behind establishing the court in our society is to advance justice between the parties. It is the duty of the court to serve justice in every case. To serve this reverent duty, Court is equipped with various powers under Read more…
Introduction The world could not disagree on how noble the medical profession is. It is a universal expectation that the practitioners have maximum expertise as every advice of theirs would affect the potential health of their patients. And if the skill is profess without a reasonable degree and care, it Read more…
Introduction Witness is a significant constituent in the criminal justice system. By giving proper evidence, the witness provides substance to the court to discover the truth and arrive at an upright conclusion. In the primary sense of the word, a witness is a person who has knowledge of an event. Read more…
Introduction The concept of a fair trial is not new to the modern societies. From the time immemorial the concept of ‘fair trial’ was consider to be of prime importance. It is consider that it is not only important to deliver justice. But it is more important to ensure that Read more…
Introduction Contempt of court, often referred to simply as “contempt”, is the offense of being disobedient to or disrespectful towards a court of law and its officers in the form of behavior that opposes or defied the authority, justice, and dignity of the court[1]. What is contempt of court? There Read more…
Primarily evidence can be classified into a primary or a secondary kind of evidence. This article discusses about them both in detail and underlines the important facts about them. PRIMARY EVIDENCE Section 62 of the Indian Evidence Act states what all can be considere as primary evidence. Under the Indian Read more…
Introduction Evidence is the “Key” on which a court needs to render a decision. Without evidence there can be no proof. The Law of Evidence is a significant part of any branch of the judicial system. In India, the enactment of the Indian Evidence Act changed our judicial system completely. Read more…
Introduction The term “forensic” derives from the Latin word “forensics” with means forum. Ages ago in Rome forum meant debate or legal proceedings that are held at public places. This indicated that there has always been a relationship between law and forensic science. It involves the usage of scientific technology Read more…
The Indian Sale of Goods Act came into existence on 2 July 1930. It was amended on 23 September 1963 and was renamed as The Sale of Goods Act, 1930. The act constitutes of: Contract of Sale Conditions and Warranties Effects of Contract- Passing of Property and Transfer of Title Read more…