Common Law Principles
An Overview of the Doctrine of Rule of Law
Constitutionalism, absence of arbitrary power within government, liberty of people, independent judiciary etc. are imbibed in of Rule of Law.
Common Law Principles
To what Extent should Judges be able to Make Decisions on Political Grounds?
The question isn’t how to get rid of this political remnant of judicial identities and subjectiveness, but what trajectory should it go?
Common Law Principles
Common Law Model: Rule of Law and Liberalization of Economies
Common Law began when judges created case laws, than applying general statements of principle in different situations for different cases.
Common Law Principles
Utmost Good Faith under English Insurance Law
Importance of “utmost” good faith is not to be ignored as it gives the doctrine a pillar of necessity to be followed in insurance contracts.
Administrative Law
The Doctrine of Ultra Vires: A Detailed Report
Latin term ‘Ultra Vires’ means ‘beyond the powers’. It is the fundamental rule of the Company Law and the Administrative Law.
Common Law Principles
The Good Samaritan Law
Good Samaritan law empowers a person to voluntarily come forward to provide immediate aid or emergency care to a person hurt in an accident.
Common Law Principles
An Overview of The Doctrine of Severability
Introduction: Fundamental rights are the exemplary factor for a stately living and encompassing advancement of a person. fundamental rights are cherished in Part III of the Indian constitution that applies to each resident of India. Consideration of Fundamental Rights in the constitution is pretty much as significant as implementing the Read more…
Administrative Law
Exceptions to the Principles of Natural Justice
Introduction: The term natural justice is regularly held as an overall idea, it has to a great extent been replaced and reached out by the general obligation to act reasonably. Natural Justice is a term of art that indicates explicit procedural rights in the English lawful system and the frameworks Read more…
Administrative Law
Administrative Law and its Analysis with reference to Red Light and Green Light Theory
Introduction: “The administration of justice is the firmest pillar of government.” In India where the law is supreme and liberty being one of the important elements, unlawful activities should not be a part of such society. However, sometimes executives are criticized for their unlawful actions which create the question of Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Ridge v. Baldwin as Magna Carta of Natural Justice
Introduction: “Written laws are the formulas in which we endeavor to express as concisely as possible that which, under such or such determined circumstances, natural justice demands.” – Victor Cousin[1]. Each of us like you and me go to the court with the expectation of getting natural justice. On the Read more…
Common Law Principles
Social Justice in Quasi Contracts
Introduction: Of all the legal setups in the world, the Law of Contracts is fundamental to all of them. The reason being, it is the most primary and most applicable law in daily transactions. Contracts form the basis of almost all the fields of law, prominently the commercial and banking Read more…
Common Law Principles
Confidentiality of an Advocate to Compromise
Introduction: Most of the Common Law countries require lawyers to preserve the confidentiality of their clients. The lawyers are not authorized to disclose any information given to them by their clients without their knowledge. This constitutes the Duty of Confidentiality of all the practicing advocates. The notion of Confidentiality was Read more…