INTRODUCTION The law of torts has seen its origin in the Common law of England and has since the colonial rule spread itself among all the colonies that were controlled by the British. The incoming of torts law in India is also through the same channel with the establishment of Read more…
INTRODUCTION Apostasy is derived from the Greek word “apostasies”, which means defection. Basically Apostasy means the abandonment of belief or simply can be termed as faithlessness. Apostasy is a term used by society when a person loses his faith over his religion. Sociologists say that an apostate is a state Read more…
Introduction Technological revolution is in its boom and its pervasiveness is inevitable with each and every nook and cranny being consumed by Artificial Intelligence(AI). In the current modern welfare society, democracy when dominated by AI, based on combined efficiency of Big Data will do wonders reaching all the spheres ranging Read more…
Introduction The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, is the successor of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947. The limitations of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947 led to the present 1988 Act. There were many important provisions that were absent in the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947, among them were Read more…
Introduction Ethics means “Positive Behavior” or “Ethical behavior from the perspective of the public and the time frame”. By common consent, various forms of behavior and behavior are view as ‘good’ or ‘bad’. In other words, we can say that the Code of Conduct is the ethics and values that Read more…
Introduction The UN has officially acknowledged sport as a method for advancing health, education and development by adopting the resolution ‘Sport as an enabler of sustainable development’ in the 73rd session of General Assembly.[1] Sport is not only a form of entertainment which enables us to have good mental health Read more…
“If a law is a language, then Jurisprudence is its grammar.” Introduction The word Jurisprudence has origin in the Latin expression “juris prudentia“. Juris means ‘law’ and prudential means ‘knowledge’. So etymologically, jurisprudence means “knowledge of the law”[1] or “skill of law” or “wisdom of law” or “philosophy[2] of the Read more…
Introduction Legal Ethics, standards that lead individuals from the lawful calling are relied upon to see in their training. They are an outgrowth of the advancement of the Legal calling itself. Foundation Experts of law rose when lawful frameworks turned out to be unreasonably mind-boggling for each one of those Read more…
Meaning of Law: The Teutonic word ‘Lag, is the predecessor of the word “Law”. It means “definite”. Law can be defined as something which is definite in nature and yet contemporary. It is a uniform rule of conduct that applies to each citizen of the state. Law is the rules Read more…