Introduction: In many jurisdictions across the world, the essential elements of each valid contract are the intention to constitute legal relations. An intention to constitute legal relations is described as an intention to make a legally binding contract or agreement. One of the contract’s elements is to have the intention Read more…
Introduction: The term ‘Habeas Corpus’ literally translates to “to have a body of.” This writ is used to release someone who was wrongfully imprisoned or detained. The Writ of Habeas Corpus is equivalent to a court order. The Court, under this writ, orders that the individual so detained be brought Read more…
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: Trust is very important when it comes to doing business or making a contract between individuals. In a contract consideration acts like trust and reputation, the promisor who is willing to enter into the contract will see to it that the promisee is trustworthy of performing the contract, and 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: Street dogs are commonly known as unrestricted free-going dogs living in urban areas. They stay or live wherever urban areas exist and the neighborhood human populace permits. Street dogs are those stray dogs or pets that wandered from or are deserted by their proprietors or can even be feral dogs that never Read more…
Introduction: In the last few months Government and Courts brought a drastic change in the right to marry to a person of choice. It can be seen that, on the one hand, the Government is narrowing the broad sense of rights while on other hand Indian Judiciary is in full Read more…
The right to dissent is the “biggest” and “most important right” granted by the Constitution of India and it includes the right to criticize. Dissent and majority rule government is frequently viewed as equivalent in a liberal-popularity-based social request. It is through open discussion and conversation that the variety of Read more…
Introduction: The concept of civil servants was introduced in India by the Britishers during the British rule. The laws and regulations were applied according to the needs of the county. Civil servants were contemplated as the backbone of the administration. The administration is an important aspect of a good government. Read more…
Introduction: The Constitution of India which came into force on 26th January, 1950 envisages supreme laws governing the Republic of India. It is a vast document and has been amended from time to time in line with the changing demonographies of the country. Part 3 of the Constitution contains fundamental Read more…
Introduction: When we analyze the Indian Cast System, we can find that this is the one under which peoples of India are communally differentiated through gender, region, religion, class, tribe, and gender. Many scholars say that India’s caste system is derived from the varna system, which exists from Ancient India Read more…
Introduction: In today’s governance, one of the primary debates is that pertaining to the balance of surveillance measures of the government and an individual’s right to privacy. To what extent this surveillance is in the interest of the public is a matter often prodded upon. In India, there are at Read more…