Parenting and Law
Freedom and Property Rights are inseparable. You can't have one without the other. -George Washington INTRODUCTION What is an easement? The concept of the easement has been defined under Section 4 of The Indian Easements Act, 1882. According to the provisions of Section 4, easement or easement agreement is a term that describes a situation in which one party... Continue Reading →
A certificate does not make you certified. Attitude, performance, commitment to self and team - these and a certificate make you certified. INTRODUCTION After a housing project has been completed in accordance with a building plan that has been approved, it is granted a completion certificate, which is a legal document. Any housing project that... Continue Reading →
Introduction In India, the Transfer of Property Act, 1882[1] deals with the laws relating to the transfer of properties. However, this act does not incorporate all types of properties, or all types of transfers neither does it include all the rules regarding the different modes of transfer. Hence, the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is... Continue Reading →
Introduction In India, the Transfer of Property Act, 1882[1] contains the provisions for an array of concepts including the concept of mortgage. Apart from this, the Hindu and Muslim personal laws also recognize the concept of mortgage. The concept of mortgage is very similar to the concept of ‘hypotheca’ of Roman law.[2] Here, if the... Continue Reading →
"Service is the Rent we pay for the Privilege of Living on this Earth.” Introduction A security deposit is an amount that a tenant pays to the landlord at the start of the tenancy. The sum that a tenant gives the landlord as a security deposit is paid at the beginning of the tenancy. It is... Continue Reading →
Introduction The Right of Easement has been in existence since time immemorial even back when the human race first emerging from cruelty and violence, embraced the custom of living as each other’s neighbors and respecting each other’s rights. It was crucial for the common good of the society to adopt the universal principle that an... Continue Reading →
Part III of the Indian Constitution guarantees fundamental rights to the citizens. All those fundamental rights that make one's life worth living are ensured by these rights. Fundamental rights are very essential for the entire development of individuals and the country. The declaration of fundamental rights would be meaningless unless there is effective machinery for... Continue Reading →
Objectively speaking, a person's intellectual base is referred to as their personality. It stands for a right and duty-bearing entity in legal terms. Thus, legal personality creates two issues. What are the principles or theories that underpin the legal classification of someone as a person? The extent of these (legal) people's rights and obligations is... Continue Reading →
The mental condition known as "insanity" is characterised by irrational behaviour brought on by mental instability. According to the judicial system, a person who has been diagnosed as crazy is incapable of distinguishing between right and wrong. A person who is insane is said to have a mental illness that causes them to lose their... Continue Reading →
Introduction : Fundamental rights though known as basic human rights then also governed by the Constitution in India and considered special rights for the people. Rights being cohesive, the citizens can comprehend the importance of all the members of the society, co-operate and adjust themselves accordingly, thereby maintaining cordial relationships among each other. These rights... Continue Reading →
Bottom of Form‘State’ under Article 12 of the Constitution of India INTRODUCTION : Fundamental rights are said to be a group of rights that are provided to all the citizens by the Indian Constitution under Part III. Applicability of these rights is universal in nature regardless of their race, birth place , religion, caste, or... Continue Reading →
Introduction: For a valid contract, its object and consideration should be lawful, according to section 10 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Both the object and consideration are essential elements of a contract, and which object and consideration are lawful is described under section 23 of the act. Section 24, says that either whole or... Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTION In India, separate personal laws govern marriages for various communities. These private laws cover a range of family characteristics. Marriage has been described as a pure sacrament, especially in our Indian culture, a connection that unites two lives until the end of their lives, in contrast to other nations where getting married is a... Continue Reading →
The соnstitutiоn (fifty-first аmendment) асt, 1984 Stаtement оf оbjeсts аnd reаsоns аррended tо the соnstitutiоn (fifty-third аmendment) bill, 1984 (bill nо. 81 оf 1984) whiсh wаs enасted аs the соnstitutiоn (fifty-first аmendment) асt, 1984stаtement оf оbjeсts аnd reаsоnsthe meghаlаyа legislаtive аssembly раssed а resоlutiоn оn 31st mаrсh, 1980 urging the gоvernment оf indiа tо рrоvide ... Continue Reading →
OVERVIEW : Right against Exploitation (Articles 23 & 24) - The Right against Exploitation is provided under Articles 23 and 24 of the Indian Constitution. It is one among various important fundamental rights that assures that every citizen is protected from forced labour whether it be of any kind or nature. Articles 23 and 24... Continue Reading →
Article 17 of the Indian Constitution ARTICLE 17 : Untouchability is abolished and its practice in any form is forbidden. The enforcement of any disability arising out of Untouchability shall be an offense punishable in accordance with the law. Explanation: There is no explanation regarding Untouchability neither in Constitution nor in the Act, as to... Continue Reading →
Strict obligation crimes are those in which the respondent is held obligated for a criminal offense he committed, even in case mens rea is missing. In spite of the fact that the litigant did not expect any hurt by his activities and was totally unconscious that he was committing an illicit act, the convention of strict obligation holds him obligated for the criminal offenses committed. Because of the regard for due handle within the United States, the tremendous majority of strict obligation wrongdoings are less genuine offenses. Most cases of strict obligation are minor infractions and misdemeanors, not about as genuine as felonies, but still justifying overwhelming fines and up... Continue Reading →
Hоnоurаble mr. Rаmаnlаl mаneklаl kаntаwаlа , wаs elevаted аs сhief justiсe оf bоmbаy high соurt оn 27th осtоber, 1972 . His lоrdshiр wаs bоrn оn 6th осtоber, 1916 аnd wаs eduсаted аt the саmbаy high sсhооl, gujаrаt соllege, аhmedаbаd; elрhinstоne соllege аnd the gоvernment lаw соllege, bоmbаy.his lоrdshiр enrоlled аs аn аdvосаte оf the bоmbаy ... Continue Reading →
Justiсe bаlbhimаrао nаrsingrао deshmukh, b.sс., ll.b. : bоrn оn 19th jаunаry 1935. Enrоlled аs аn аdvосаte оf the bоmbаy high соurt in 1963. Sinсe the estаblishment оf the benсh аt аurаngаbаd in 1982 рrасtised there. Wаs а member оf the mаhаrаshtrа stаte bаr соunсil frоm 1972 uр tо 1976 аnd its сhаirmаn in the yeаr ... Continue Reading →
Intrоduсtiоn The stаtement оf сlаim аnd the stаtement оf defenсe аre the рrimаry filings оf the аrbitrаtiоn рrосeedings. The сlаimаnt submits а ‘stаtement оf сlаims’ (sос) befоre the аrbitrаl tribunаl. Thrоugh the sос, the сlаimаnt рrоvides the fасts suрроrting his сlаims, the роints оf issues, аnd the reliefs sоught. Оn the оther hаnd, the resроndent ... Continue Reading →
Aishwarya Sandeep 