This article is written by Sanskriti Sharma of 2nd Semester, University School of Law and Legal Studies, Intern under Legal Vidhiya The Indian economy stands on a detailed framework, whose one of the essential components is the Banking sector. The banks in India are entrusted with the task of driving Read more
This article is written by Lukundo Nanyangwe of University of Zambia, an intern under Legal Vidhiya. Introduction In legal parlance, the doctrine of estoppel serves as an important principle that prevents a party from asserting a particular right or claim contrary to their previous actions or representations. Among the various Read more
This article is written by Anshika Srivastava, an intern under Legal Vidhiya. With respect to child custody a woman has no right to a unilateral choice that affects the rest of a man’s life any more than a man would have the right to a unilateral choice that affects the Read more
ABSTRACT The Supreme Court attempted to set a precedent in the case of Christian Medical College Vellore Association v. Union of India[1] by establishing that minority rights are safeguarded under the Constitution but not at the expense of national interest. In this landmark judgement, the Supreme Court upheld the National Read more
This article is written by Param Jeet of Himachal Pradesh National Law University, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Is Indian Constitution Federal in Nature? Talking about the nature of Indian Constitution, it is always in debate as different people have different opinion. Many jurists like Kenneth C. Wheare said that India Read more
This article is written by Avantika Jain, an intern under Legal Vidhya INTRODUCTION: NATURAL JUSTICE:Despite not being included in the Indian Constitution, the idea of natural justice is nonetheless seen as a crucial component of justice administration. Common law’s notion of “natural justice” finds its roots in the Latin term Read more
This article is written by Ayni Saad, A student of 2nd Year, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, an intern under Legal Vidhiya “Nemo dat quod non habet” “Nemo dat quod non habet” is a Latin phrase that means “no one can give what they do not have.” This principle Read more
This article is written by Komal Prabhakar, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Death a friend that alone can bring the peace his treasures cannot purchase, and remove the pain his physicians cannot cure. —Mortimer Collin[1] INTRODUCTION The idea that a man should be able to spend his life according Read more
Facts of the case: Issues of the case: Contentions by petitioner: Contentions by respondent: Judgment: Importance of this case: Impact of the judgment: This is written by Smrithin Maturi of ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Admin legalvidhiya.com
This Article is written by Ritika Sahni of 3rd year of Meerut College, Intern under Legal Vidhiya INTRODUCTION The term Actionable Claim & Charge has been derived from the concept of Transfer of Property Act 1882. The Transfer of Property Act came into existence on 1st July 1882 in an Read more