This is written by Surbhi Singh, 1st year student, Campus Law Center, Faculty of law, University of Delhi, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction According to the United Nations website, International law defines the legal responsibilities of States in their conduct with each other, and their treatment of individuals within Read more…
This article is written by Tamanna Pasi an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT: Marriage is claimed to be a pious bond between two people. But due to certain unfortunate circumstances, this bond tends to weaken and the spouse feels detached from the marriage. Here comes the concept of Divorce. Though Read more…
Law Commission of India The Law Commission of India was started in 1955 by an executive order. In order to confront new situations and problems which arise from time to time and to amend law which calls for amendment, a body like the Law Commission is absolutely essential. This is Read more…
Interpretation of statutes is the procedure by which the courts aim to understand the meaning of a legislation through the means of the authoritative forms in which is expressed. The fairest and most rational method of understanding and interpreting a statute is by exploring the intention of the legislation through Read more…
According to Holland, An obligation as its entomology denotes is a tie by one person is bound to perform some act for the benefit of another. In some cases, the two parties agree thus to be bound together; in other cases as they are bound without their consent. Definition of Read more…
Liability is the condition of the person who has committed a wrong. Salmond defines liability as, ‘the bond of necessity that exists between the wrongdoer and the remedy of the wrong’. Kinds of Liability Liability is of two kinds: Distinction between civil and criminal liability About the distinction between the Read more…
Title is a link between a person and an object to establish ownership of property. A title is the de facto antecedent of which the right is the de jure consequent. Right of possession on ownership comes in term of de facto first and later de jure. For example, I Read more…
Meaning of Property The term property in a looser sense may be described as the sum-total of a man’s fortune, including not only the objects of which he is the owner, but also the value of any claims which he may have against other persons, after deducting the amount of Read more…
Ownership refers to the relation that a person has with an object that he owns. It is an aggregate of all the rights that he has with regards to the said object. These rights are right in rem it means that they can be enforced against the whole world and Read more…
“Possession” literary means physical control over a thing or an object. It expresses the closest relation of fact that can exist between a thing and the person, who possess it. In law, possession means it includes not only physical control over a thing but also an intention to exercise that Read more…
