Contingent Contract: An event based contract Author: Mudit Saxena, Galgotias University What is a Contingent Contract? A contract in which the promisor performs the promise only when a certain event takes place is called a contingent contract. The validity of the contract entirely depends upon the happening of the event. It is defined under Section
Motive, Preparation & Conduct Author: Ayush Jain, Unitedworld School of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat INTRODUCTION Motive, preparation, and conduct find a very specific reference in The Indian Evidence Act,1872. Thus, it is very necessary to understand and establish the relevancy and difference between them. Many criminal cases depend on circumstantial evidence and when the evidence is
Maritime Zones Author: Ayush Jain, Unitedworld School of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat INTRODUCTION Definition: A Maritime Zone is a belt of the sea which is defined by some treaties or conventions and on which the coastal State executes jurisdictional rights. These zones are defined to exercise the areas of exclusive National Rights over a mineral or
Disposal of Property (CRPC Section- 451 to 459) Author: Ayush Jain, Unitedworld School of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat INTRODUCTION When a property is taken under custody by the court by virtue of being the property is involved in an offence or may be used for committing an offence. This type of property on which inquiry has
Contracts which cannot be specifically enforced under the Specific Relief Act, 1963 Author: Ayush Jain, Unitedworld School of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat What is Specific Relief Act? The Specific Relief Act is an act of the parliament which was passed on 13 December 1963. This act replaced an earlier Act of 1877. Many times the damages/
“Duties of Advocate Towards a Client” Author: Ayush Jain, Unitedworld School of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat INTRODUCTION Advocates are the one who takes their clients to the journey of justice, they use their knowledge and skills to seek justice the court of law. So, it is the duty of every individual to fulfill its duties and
PAROLE AND PROBATION Author: B.A. PRATHESHTA, SASTRA Deemed to be University, Thanjavur. *This article has been written by the author while pursuing a Certificate Course on Research Methodology with us. INTRODUCTION: Punishment is the community’s resolution to the damages it encounters through offences. Penalties, imprisonment, and, in a few cases, compensation are the foremost general
MISTAKE OF FACT AND MISTAKE OF LAW Author: Nikita Anand, ChanakyaNational Law University, Patna *This article has been written by the author while pursuing Certificate Course on Research Methodology with us. INTRODUCTION Before understanding what is the mistake of facts and mistakes of law. Let’s get into some basic concepts, i.e. what is the General
ELEMENTS OF CRIME Author: Mehak Kumari Vikrant Bhambi, Symbiosis Law college, pune. *This article has been written by the author while pursuing Certificate Course on Research Methodology with us. Introduction A law that relates to a crime is known as criminal law. It is a branch of public law. Crime is an unlawful act that
Patent and software in India Author: Mr. Rishabh Mishra, ICFAI Law School Software patent in India In India, the software patenting clause was rejected by the Indian Parliament in April 2005. However, after the publication of the new guidelines for computer-related inventory on 19 February 2016, the Office of the Director-General for Strategy, Design and
Joint Tortfeasors Author: Ayushi Ranade, HPNLU Shimla Definition: When a tort is dedicated by using many persons, all the men and women worried in it end up joint tortfeasor. In addition to this, all humans will be accountable for the identical tort and will be deemed to be joint wrongdoers in the eyes of law.
Vicarious liability including state liability Author: Ayush Jain, Unitedworld School of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat What is the Concept of Liability? In Tort Law Liability arises when a person fails to perform its Reasonable Duty of Care. The term “Duty of Care” means that a person has some moral or ethical duties towards other persons which
LIABILITY BASED ON FAULT AND STRICT LIABILITY. Author: Akanksh, NLIU Bhopal What is the liability? We may all have heard that “Law is sovereign”. All the subjects of a country are protected by the state to govern them under the law and in return give them protection to life, liberty, and property. In all democratic
Concept of Will Under Muslim Law Author: Divya Jain *This article has been written by the author while pursuing Certificate Course on Research Methodology with us. Introduction “A will or Wassiyat” is a device or can we say as an instrument with the help of which an owner of the property makes a disposition of
PRIVATE PLACEMENT OF SECURITIES IN INDIA-UNDER COMPANIES ACT, 2013 Author: Cs. Gaurav Mahajan *This article has been written by the author while pursuing Certificate Course on Research Methodology with us. INTRODUCTION The private placement is the one out of the most common methods adopted by various companies to raise funds from the investors/ general public.
