Introduction: We live in the Anthropocene, where humans have become a significant force influencing the climate. Rising incomes and reduced poverty correlated with the increasing demand for goods and services, such as food and energy, which, in turn, increase demand of natural resources and habitats, adding to over-exploitation and degradation. Climate change Read more
Introduction: Election is not a new concept for the people and the society. It is a concept that is much familiar to the people of a democratic country. Election means choosing one representative out of two or more competitive chooses. In other words, election means making chooses between the people Read more
Introduction: The assurance given to a litigant under the real buyer convention has not been bound to a litigant who has acquired the legitimate interest contemporaneously with his unique buy or to a litigant who has procured an irreversible capacity to acquire the legitimate interest or has a superior option Read more
Introduction: When parties enter into an agreement to conduct a business jointly, they often do so amidst pronouncements of mutual trust. When relationships become sour these same parties may be forced to ascertain what the term “trust” means in law. This may in turn lead to consideration of the nature Read more
“The essence of law lies in the spirit, not in its letter, for the letter is significant only as being the external manifestation of the intention that underlies it.” Salmond Introduction: Words verbally expressed or composed are the means of communication. Where they are conceivable of giving one and only Read more
“The essence of law lies in the spirit, not in its letter, for the letter is significant only as being the external manifestation of the intention that underlies it.” Salmond Introduction: Statutory law is a law written and is set in place by the lawmakers (legislature). It overrules, modifies and Read more
Introduction: Definition of a community: A social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage, a locality inhabited by such a group, a social, religious, occupational, or other group sharing common characteristics or interests and perceived Read more
Introduction: Customs and culture are the most ancient beliefs Indians do have. India follows and pursues different cultures, religions since 1000s of years. India has a vast and dynamic culture. In India, the utmost important thing is that which religion you belong. Religion is something which can be defined as Read more
Introduction: Over the past century, one of the finest evolutions in the domain of public law has been the judicial review of legislative and executive action. The Doctrine of Proportionality is identified as the principle of the interpretation of legal provisions that maintain equality and justice. It is one of Read more
Introduction: An individual possesses certain legal rights which are granted to him by either the constitution, statute or a contract. Rights are often defined as an interest or a claim which provides the individual with the facility to regulate the act of others, i.e., to make someone do or abstain Read more
Introduction: Earlier, there are no prescribed qualifications for legal professionals. These unqualified professionals are bungling and also those who are considered to be professional miscarries to keep up their promises. These incompetent professionals may also act unfairly for the fees he got for the particular case and he may also Read more
Introduction: The principle of Pith and substance is a deep-rooted legitimate teaching solidly imbued in the statute of the Indian constitution. The idea was first recognized in the Canadian Constitution and it has been along these lines acquired by the composers of the Indian Constitution. As a matter of first Read more