Introduction: Relation between Islamic law and International Humanitarian Law International conventions establish a core set of tenets for all nations to abide by, however, these promulgations conjointly endeavor to accord people the maximum quantity of autonomy to apply their religion. To illustrate, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Read more…
Introduction: India has been known for its vastness in culture. Our culture is very old and dates back to almost thousands of years. However, today the western culture has a great influence on the Indian Society especially the younger generation and this can be witnessed by the rapid change in Read more…
Introduction: Nowadays the most common thing which takes place in our society is either annulment or divorce. There are a number of pros and corns in the case of both. So before deciding which situation is best for one they have to understand how annulment and divorce differ from each Read more…
Introduction: A marriage is considered as sacred and an important social institution all over the civilized society. The patriarchy which is being practiced for thousands of years has suppressed women at every stage of life. Marriage had also become an institution for the suppression of women. Nowadays, with the increase Read more…
Introduction: The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019 was introduced in the Parliament of India which criminalized the act of triple talaq to divorce the Muslim wife. The Act was an outcome of the much contentious Shayara Bano v UoI case which was decided in the Supreme Read more…
Introduction: Marriage is an essential element in any society. Marriage is what unites and brings together two people who love each other, allowing them to form a family together. The English journalist and poet, George Eliot, spoke about marriage and said, “What greater thing is there for two human souls Read more…
Introduction: Each religion has its customs and traditions, which govern all aspects of life. Marriage and divorce practices of any religion are extremely important aspects of any culture, as they ensure the future maintenance of the culture. Muslims have long-standing traditions, especially in matters regarding marriage and divorce. However, there Read more…
Marriage is a social institution set up for the sustainable growth of society. In the uncivilized society the products of the sexual encounter of men and women, were mostly left not known to their paternity. With ownership concept being introduced when people started raising cattle and cultivating crops, the rights Read more…
Introduction: Marriage is a very sacred union of two individuals that are socially supported in what is regarded as a stable, enduring arrangement followed by a lifetime of partnership.[1] As marriage is also regarded as identity in our culture, it explains the kind of significance marriage holds in our life. Read more…
Introduction: Marriage is a sacred consortium of two people and their families. Atop which, it is a legally recognized relationship. On the other hand, considered as a social stigma Live-in relationship is the up and coming trend followed by many people post the 2010s. A live-in relationship can be defined Read more…
“Gift is the transfer of certain movable or immovable property made voluntarily and without consideration, by one person called the donor to another, called the done and accepted by or on behalf of the done. Such acceptance must be during the lifetime of the donor and while he is still Read more…
Introduction: Indian legal system is a mixed legal system that has civil, common law and customary laws within it. It follows both codified and judge-made laws. Judges play an important part in law-making. Especially when it comes to the Supreme Court and High Court of the nation. Because their decision Read more…