Introduction In case the offence is bailable, bail can be taken as matter of right, however, in cases of non-bailable offences grant of bail is at the discretion of Court. Section 437 of the Code talks about cases where bail can be granted in case of a non-bailable offence. Bail Read more
Introduction Section 11 of the Code embodies the doctrine of res-judicata. It enacts that one a matter is heard and finally decided by a competent court, no part can be permitted to re- open it in subsequent litigation. In absence of such a rule there will be no end to Read more
Once you have decided to pursue law as a career, the first thing you need to do is get a degree in the subject. In India, you can join either a 5-year integrated course or a 3-year course. A three-year LLB degree program provides students with a bachelor’s degree in Read more
Health Measure under Factories Act, 1948 One of the few objects of factory act is to ensure the health of people who are working under hazardous environment. Health is one of the important subjects for everyone’s life. It includes being physically, socially and mentally healthy, but it gets difficult for Read more
Share Capital and Nature of share capital The term capital is referred as the amount needed by a business to start its operation. In the case of company capital is denoted as the amount of money raised by issue of shares. Being an artificial person company cannot generate money at Read more
Differences between A Company and A Partnership A company is a artificial legal person created by law, with Perpetual succession and a common seal. Whereas partnership is the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting Read more
The term company, as per the Companies Act, 2013, under section 2(20), is defined as “a company incorporated under the Companies Act 2013 or any previous company law.” A company is artificial person, in that since it is created by a process of law not by natural birth and it Read more
Introduction The object behind arrest and detention is to secure the appearance of the accused at the time of trial and to ensure that in case he is found guilty, he is available to receive the sentence. However, if his presence at the trial can be reasonably ensured otherwise than Read more
Kashmir The Kashmir issue arose between August 1947 and January 1948. Kashmir was a princely state with a Hindu King ruling over a predominant Muslim population, who was reluctant to join either of the two domains. The case of this state was not very different but was a tough one Read more
Introduction Section 10 of the Code pf Civil Procedure deals with the rule of res-subjudice. “Subjudice” is a Latin term meaning “under judgement”. It denotes that a matter or case is being considered by a judge. When two or more cases are filed by the same parties for the same Read more
