Introduction: The right to privacy is our right to maintain a domain around us that includes all of those things that are part of us, like our body, home, property, thoughts, feelings, secrets, and identity. The right to privacy gives us the ability to choose which parts of this domain Read more…
Introduction: This act has been brought into force with effect from 12th October, 2017. Majorly this act was passed to make Bureau of Indian Standard as a national standard body for the harmonious development of activities of standardization, conformity assessment, and quality assurance of goods, articles, processes, systems, and services Read more…
Social Security is any type of monetary assistance provided by the government to the people with low income or no income. “India’s social security system is composed of several schemes and programs spread throughout a variety of laws and regulations. However, the government-controlled social security system in India applies to Read more…
Introduction: The world has become an urban village and more and more people are traveling to other foreign countries to find better education, jobs, opportunities, etc. In doing so the number of international migrants has eventually increased. India being part of the global village, does have a lot of NRIs Read more…
Introduction: Dharma is a Sanskrit word. Its origin root comes from the word ‘dhr’ which means to sustain or hold. The Rig Veda is the first source of the meaning of Dharma. There are various interpretations to the concept of Dharma through Srutis and Smritis were recognised as Sanatana dharma Read more…
There are various sources of law but mainly they are Customs, Precedents, Legislation and Conventional Law. Precedents established by the Supreme Court are the leading sources of declared law. Precedent is an earlier event or action that is regarded as an example to be considered in similar circumstances. Precedents mainly Read more…
Introduction: The Indian Forest Act, 1927 combined all previous legislation regarding forests and forest produce prior to the 1920s. The Act empowered the government and Forest Department to create Reserved Forests and to use them for government use alone. Important Terms Forest Offense: The offenses which are punishable under this Act or Read more…
Introduction: In India, federalism refers to the relations shared between centre and states in the country. Federalism is regarded as the system of the country where the power of the authorities is divided between the central authority and among the other constituents within a country. Commonly federation can be said Read more…
Indian constitution is a very unique and largest written liberal democratic constitution of the world. Its object is to guide the path and progress of India. Directive principles of state policy are one of the important and inseparable features of the Indian Constitution codified under chapter IV from the Article Read more…
Introduction: The term ‘estoppel’ has been derived from the term ‘allegals contraria non est audiendus’, which means a person alleging contradictory facts should not be heard. Principle of Estoppel was first used in the case of Pickar v. Sears[1], where the court stated that any person who by his words Read more…
Introduction: A contract is an agreement that governs and recognizes the rights and duties of two parties. It is legally enforceable because it meets the requirement and approval of both parties. An agreement usually involves the exchange of goods, services, money, promises of anything. If there is a breach of Read more…
INTRODUCTION The jurisdiction comes from the Latin roots of ‘juris’ means the law and ‘dicere’ means to speak. It is the authority given to administer, operate and legislative over a state. It establishes the limitations on matters of geographical control of the authority granted. In the year 1843, the first Read more…