Constitutional Law
Right to constitution Remedies
Writ – An individual has right to move to the Supreme court (under article 32) or under Article 226 to High court in case his fundamental rights are violated, and Read more…
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The self-immolation incident happened outside the Supreme Court has been cognized by the National Commission for Women
The incident took place on Monday where a man and women set themselves on fire outside the supreme court premises, the incident has recently been taken into cognizance by the Read more…
Indian Partnership Act, 1932
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PARTNERS UNDER THE INDIAN PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1932
As per Black Law dictionary, a partner is a member of a firm or co-partnership; who has united with others in order to form a partnership in business. [i] This Read more…
Law of Tort
Defamation
Defamation is the act of saying false things in order to down other person’s reputation. It is a wrong done by one person to another’s reputation by words spoken or Read more…
Constitutional Law
Difference between Written and unwritten Constitution?
Merits of a written Constitution: – Demerits of a written Constitution: – Merits of an unwritten Constitution: – Demerits of an unwritten Constitution: – Written Constitution Read more…
Constitutional Law
Difference between Rigid Constitution & Flexible Constitution?
The objective is the emphasis that the constitutional law embodies the will of the sovereign, and it should be treated as a sacred document. Merit of Rigid Constitution: – Read more…
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court Indore Bench observed that “India is a conservative society where unmarried girls don’t indulge in carnal activities for fun without assurance of marriage”.
The observations were made by Justice Subodh Abhyankar hearing applicant’s first bail application under Section 439 of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 for grant of bail during the trial. He rejected Read more…
Constitutional Law
Different types of constitutions? With merits and demerits
The constitution can be written, unwritten, rigid, or flexible. Every type of Constitution has its own advantages and disadvantages. Given below are the four kinds of constitutions with their merits Read more…
Constitutional Law
What is the meaning of Constitution?
The constitution is the supreme law of each state. It lays some rules regarding the organization, powers, and functions of the government, and among all the other things it also Read more…
Law of Tort
General Defences
There are some exceptions in tort which can be pleaded as defence. Usually, when a plaintiff files a suit against the defendant and proves the existence of all essential ingredients Read more…
