Author: Rishi Tibrewal, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University Introduction: Bailment means a relationship in which one person’s personal property is temporarily held by another person. The ownership of the products or items is with one person and the possession is with another person. There are several circumstances in which this takes place. Bailment is therefore an important topic
Author: Anisha Tak, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab Introduction The Transfer of Property Act was enacted in the year 1882. This act established uniformity in the regulation of the transactions associated with the transfer of immovable property. Before the formulation of this act, there were a lot of conflicts in dealing with such
AUTHOR – NISHTHA MAHAJAN, UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES, PANJAB UNIVERSITY, CHANDIGARH INTRODUCTION According to Section 2(h) of The Indian Contract Act, 1872, “ An agreement enforceable by law is a contract”. As all agreements are not contracts, some essentials should be fulfilled to make one as mentioned in Section 10 of The Indian Contract
Author: Sakshi Tulsyan, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun Court- High Court of Andhra Pradesh Case Number- Cri. Petn. Nos. 2601 and 2602 of 2003 Petitioners- Syed Asifuddin and others Respondent– State of Madhya Pradesh Citation- 2005 Cri LJ 4314 Judge- Justice V.V.S Rao Facts The Reliance Infocomm Ltd., under the scheme of Dhirubhai Ambani Pioneer,
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Dignity to Dead?? Right of Dead Persons Authors: Paras Batra and Yashu Rustagi, Faculty of LawUniversity of Delhi An unheard message from the dead: “I lived my whole life following others’ wishes. Let me follow my own wish in my death.” Recently what we have witnessed is undignified treatment and disposal of the dead bodies
Witch Hunting in India: Most atrocious form of violence against women. Author: Shubhangi Singh Rajora In India, from antiquity, several evil practices have been followed, which include the dowry system, sati pratha etc. The belief system of our society has with the development of economic as well as education been able to eradicate many of
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Media Trial – Destruction of Justice system Author: Aditi Arora, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies, IPU Media and Media Trial Media, primary means of mass communication, incorporating Television, newspaper, internet, radio, which ultimately influence people at large scale. It plays a crucial role in swaying public’s perception. Media Trial, traced back its origin from
Author: Abhishek Sinha, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun INTRODUCTION: The Supreme Court of India is the Apex court of the country and it’s the highest court of appeal. Justice N. V. Ramana is the 48th Chief Justice of India. He will abdicate his office on the 26th of August, 2022 after completing his reign of 16
CLOSED DOORS, WINDOW TO NEW CRIMES Author: Sabrin Philip, B.Sc(Honors)Forensic Science, currently pursuing M.A Criminology with specialization in Forensic Psychology, National Forensic Sciences University, Gujarat , India. Co-Author: Krupa Nishar, Ph.D.(pursuing in Forensic Psychology), MSc Forensic Psychology Assistant Professor, National Forensic Sciences University, Gujarat, India. Introduction: Crime did not dry up completely during the pandemic;
CASE ANALYSIS Author: Anshika Tomar, Delhi metropolitan education, Noida CASE – Indian Express v. Union of India 1985 SCR (2) 287 Bench– Venkataramiah, E.S (j), Reddy, O. Chinnappa (j), Sen, A.P, (j) Legal provisions included: Indian press Act 1910 The customs tariff Act 1975 The Finance Act, 1981 Article 19 of the Indian constitution Article
Startups and Team Education: Highlights Education matters. On all stages of your life and business issues, it is significant to be well-educated. More to this good education is not only about graduating from university but keeping on acquiring new knowledge and skills continuously. High-quality team education predetermines startup success but is to be closely combined
6 Tips that You Need to Follow When Considering Divorce Many couples who decide to terminate a relationship make typical mistakes. We are talking about spontaneous decisions. Divorce requires careful consideration and reflection on all the consequences that await you. However, many make spontaneous decisions and then regret it. But stopping many processes in court
Author: Vaishnavi Dandotikar, ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad Recently, farmers all over India carried out large-scale protests against the Central Government’s new amendments to the Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee Act. The farmers were unhappy about the proposed (now legislated) reforms which the government has implemented in order to achieve their goal of doubling farmer’s income by
