Introduction: India is a secular federal republic state. Religion has historically influenced the Indian society in various instances such as a political, cultural, and economic level. With the forty second amendment in 1976, the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that India is a secular state. It has equal status to Read more…
Introduction: Indian social thought and action is heavily influence by the caste system. From the Vedic ages, the caste system was very much prevalent. The occupation one did was purely on a hereditary basis that is the ascribed status. Social mobility in such a system was next to impossible. It 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: Before getting into climax, first and foremost we need to understand the difference between law and justice. Law is very clear while justice depends upon the use of that law. Law says you do these things or don’t do these things if you don’t obey you are backed by Read more…
Introduction: The world is changing rapidly since time immemorial. As the technology, laws, rules, culture, food practices change, so does the adaptability of any country to these factors change. All the countries in the world are somehow dependent on each other for trade, education, technology, tourism, etc. Globalization has made Read more…
Introduction: Parliament has various functions as entailed in the Constitution and such functions are further carried out by the member. The parliamentary privilege or immunity from certain processes is granted to them so that their duties are performed without any hindrance. The idea of this concept is, Members of the Read more…
Introduction: United Nations is an international organization. Its formation took place after the Second World War in 1945. United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt named the term “United Nations”. The establishment of UN took place to serve first and foremost as a collective security organization, tasked with the maintenance of Read more…
Introduction: Legal theorist have been intrigued since the dawn of the theories of natural law about the conducive relationship between morality and law. For them, there is a conservative morality to the sphere of law, incapable of articulating the task of adopting a vision of legal fields that is non-exclusionary Read more…
Introduction: Justice is one of civilization’s central objectives. It is in this manner basic for the legal executive to play out its obligation appropriately for any general public to proceed with its quest for harmony, concordance, and progress. Shockingly, the Indian legal system, in spite of its numerous victories, experiences Read more…
Introduction: Poison pill is a company’s protection against an undesirable control over offer whereby investors have conceded the option to buy stock at a low cost so as to expand the aggressor’s obtaining costs. Poison pill designs commonly are received to shield minority investors from deficient takeovers and to build Read more…
Introduction: If we talk about the definition of the company in a broad sense then it is a group of persons who have come together or who have invested money for some common purpose and have incorporated themselves into a distinct legal entity. Company is the combination of two distinct Read more…
Introduction: The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Policy Act of 1969 earlier governed the laws relating to the unfair trade policies and to curb the growth of monopoly in the economy. This act was eradicated and later replaced by the Competition Act. Competition is necessary and is helpful for both the Read more…