Introduction: At the stroke of midnight hour on 15th of August 1974, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom[1], With these lines India as a free nation started towards the life of liberty. Every country whether big or small need guidance in the form of set Read more…
Introduction: In its simplest terms, Imperative Law Theory can be defined as “order of the sovereign backed by sanction.” Imperative principle argues the law is whatever a particular state’s democratic sovereign argues the law is. It is important to endorse this statute with a valid penalty, which is retribution or Read more…
Introduction: The sociological school of jurisprudence provides the relationship between the society and law. As sociology means the study to help us understand the nature of human societies and human behavior and jurisprudence means the philosophy of law. This school of jurisprudence force on the theory that law is highly Read more…
Introduction: In a democratic country, sovereignty lies within people. The people of the country have the power to appoint or reject a government. “We the people of India” in this name the Constitution of India was adopted and enacted. Parliament and state legislature are the two main institutions of governance 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: Case laws have been integral for the law systems as well as law students. They not only fetch students extra marks in exams, but also set as an example in the judiciary system. Meaning of Common Law Common law, also known as case laws, is a set of Read more…
Introduction: The year 2020 will make for an epic year in History marking the uproar and mayhem in the normal life of ordinary people. The pandemic has not only limited itself to morbidity and mortality but has also staged for intense debates extending to social, economic, cultural and most importantly Read more…
Introduction: The Rule of Law is an important item on the list of components that create contemporary political ideals like democracy, human rights, and the principles of a free-market economy. [1] It is the bedrock of our democracy and the reason why we have an independent judiciary who can make Read more…
Introduction: Ethics is like a pool of moral principles, It influences how people make decisions and live their lives. Ethics revolves around the fact that what is good for an individual, society and is also considered as the moral philosophy and its major concern consists of the nature of ultimate Read more…
Introduction: Recently Madras High Court stated to verify certain mechanisms on the fact that women who marry a person who is convicted in jail, give her free consent or will to marry that person. The court was of the view that when a woman marries a convict, she has to Read more…
Introduction: Judiciary is the mechanism for resolution in case of disputes. In India, there are different levels of the judiciary. The apex court is the Supreme Court at the top, then the High Courts in each state and then comes the District Courts. The Indian Constitution laid provision related to Read more…
Introduction: The deferral and pendency issues have long been the source of conflict for the Indian Judiciary. Over the last 5 decades, the judiciary, the Ministry of Justice, influential masterminds, and legal advisors have mooted a number of structures to deal with postponement and pendency problems in India. Hon’ble Justice Read more…