Introduction: Property of some sort can be passed, except as stated in various clauses of s.6 of the act. Therefore, the general rule is that, as set out in s.6, a property of any kind can be transferred and the person pleading for non-transferability must show the presence of any Read more…
Introduction: The main provisions governing the transfer of properties to an unborn person are prescribed in Sections 13, 14, and 18 of the Transfer of Property Act. The Indian Law does recognise an unborn child as a legal person for various purposes. The benefits can, however, be realized only after Read more…
The global pandemic is incessant and proven to be a fatal one. The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic and its weighty lockdown are having an economic ripple influence on the economic activities of Indian residents. In the battle against COVID-19, the organizations ceased, disrupting the performance of agreements and payments. This turns Read more…
The traditional rule of Locus Standi that a petition can be filed under Article 32 of the Indian constitution by only a person whose fundamental right has been infringed has an exception called Public Interest Litigation (PIL). Public Interest Litigation is a concept taken from the constitution of the United Read more…