Understanding: Significance and Provisions of Bilateral Netting of Qualified Financial Contracts Act, 2020. Author: Saloni Jain The Ministry of Finance in its notification dated 1st October 2020 rationalized all the provisions of the Bilateral Netting of Qualified Financial Contracts Act, 2020, to ensure the financial sector with stability and to promote competitiveness in the Indian market. The
PROMOTER: Transforming a business idea into reality Author: Poulomi Sen, IIT Kharagpur Introduction A corporate promoter is usually a firm or person or association of persons who administers the prefatory work incidental to the establishment of a company. The promoters are accountable for promotion, incorporation and also for hiring professional experts to assist them. Besides,
Malice in Law and Malice in fact Author: Poulomi Sen, IIT Kharagpur Malice “It is the act and not the motive for the act that must be regarded. If the act, apart from the motive, gives rise merely to damage with legal injury, the motive, however, reprehensible it may be, will not supplement that element”
Meaning: The meaning of this legal maxim is common error sometimes passes current as law. Details: In other words, it means- the law which enhances public welfare, sometimes permits a common error to pass through. The maxim is to be applied with great care and caution. It has been sometimes saying “communis error facit jus“,
How to apply for a voter ID card Author: Poulomi Sen, IIT Kharagpur Introduction Voter ID card is a document issued by the Election Commission of India to adult domiciles of the country and is primarily used for casting vote in general elections, state elections and municipal elections. Voter ID card gives adults beyond the
Online Gambling Author: Mr. Sonu Kumar, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun It is often shown in movies that to earn money actors bet on a cricket team or a player at the peril of losing some possession or cash. Also, winning and losing is decided even by a shot. Nowadays, people in order to avoid penalties
Dowry harassment complaint: procedural aspect Author: Mr. Sonu Kumar, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun “When men are suppressed it is a tragedy whereas a women are suppressed it is a tradition” I read this line somewhere written and the line shook my soul deep inside. Since, the very beginning, women are subjected to cruelty and being
Analyzing the Rights of Foreigners under the Constitution of India Author: Amritesh Panda The Indian constitution is the largest written constitution, containing 470 Articles in 22 parts and with 12 schedules and it is this towering treatise that guarantees the right to its people. But what does the Indian constitution say about the rights of
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Meaning: This legal maxim means there cannot be re-delegation of powers already delegated. Details: Section 190 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, is based on the legal maxim i.e. Delegata non potest delega. It deals with the duty delegated to the agent by its Principal. It implies that it is the duty of an agent
Judicial Separation and Divorce Author: Prabhuti Mandhyan. LCD Judicial Separation Meaning: It implies a period of separation where parties get separated for a period of time, to introspect their relationship, to get some space and time so as to find solutions of their troubled marriage, to justify or to correct long back tradition saying that
Inheritance under Muslim marriage Author: Prabhuti Mandhyan, LCD To understand inheritance under Muslim marriage we must first understand inheritance under Muslim law of inheritance which came from principles from four principal sources of Islamic law which are: The Holy Koran, the Sunna i.e the practice of the Prophet , the Ijma i.e the consensus of
Court: Supreme Court of India Jurisdiction: Supreme Court of India Case No.: Criminal Appeal no. 844 of 2015 Bench: Justice T.S Thakur and Justice R. Banumati Appelant: S.R Sukumar Respondent: S. Sunaad Raghuram Decided on: Second July 2015 Introduction The fundamental issue which is dealt with by Supreme Court, in this case, is regarding
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Listening of loud music while driving is an offence? Author: Prabhuti Mandhyan, Law College Dehradun Rash driving, drunken driving, distracted driving, listening to loud music while driving add as fuel towards increasing accidents in our country. In 2018 India recorded its highest surge in road accidents leading to which Motor Vehicles Act which actually governs
