Supreme court judge justice Abhay Oka on Monday recommended all high courts to start using technology to rule out manual intervention and automate the listing of new cases.He said that through the help of technology, we could bring transparency to our constitutional courts and their way of working. The more Read more
In order to achieve the goals of “monopoly and cartelization,” the excise department and public employees of the ruling AAP were allegedly given bribes by the “South India” liquor lobby. Charges of money laundering against one of the “kingpins” of the Delhi Excise Policy case registered and under investigation by Read more
In addition to a government control of BARC, the petition requests stringent execution and compliance with the 2016 Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Act. The petition calling for a government takeover of the organisation in charge of statistics on television audience measurement was answered by the Central government and the Read more
The Supreme Court’s bench comprising of Justice MR Shah and MM Sudesh stated that while interpreting the Principle of ‘Rules of Game Cannot be Changed After the Game has Started’ has drawn a distinction between rules governing qualification/eligibility and rules governing changes in the selection process. The bench stated that Read more
This article is written by Aniket Anand, student of BA.LL.B. 4th Semester, RNB Global University, Bikaner Introduction Of Bailment The legal arrangement between two parties in which assets or property are transferred from a bailor to a bailee is known as a bailment. In this arrangement, the bailor retains ownership Read more
This article is written by Pradyuman Sharma of BA.LL.B. 4th Semester, RNB Global University, Bikaner. Introduction A man must keep his promise. This is specifically true if the promise is not just a promise, but is made with the intention that the other party will act accordingly. The principle of Read more
This article is written by Pradyuman Sharma of BA.LL.B. 4th Semester, RNB Global University, Bikaner. Introduction The terms of contracts would be concise and unambiguous in an ideal world. But it is understandable that ambiguity in contracts regarding the interpretation or intended meaning of a term frequently results in disputes. while Read more
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This article is written by Vamakshi Pareek of BA.LL.B. 2nd Year of RNB Global University, Bikaner. Facts of the Case Issues raised before the Court Contention at the part of: Plaintiff (Harris) Defendant (Nickerson) Judgment The court dismissed the claim of the plaintiff, and unanimously held that the advertisement was Read more
This article is written by Vamakshi Pareek of BA.LL.B. 2nd Year of RNB Global University, Bikaner. Facts of the Case Issues raised before the court Contentions at the part of: Appellant-Defendant’s arguments (Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.) Thus, the advertisement was an empty boast and the aim was merely to shoot Read more
This article is written by Monika Berar of BA.LL.B., 6th Semester, RNB Global University, Bikaner. Facts of the Case A couple named Mr. Balfour and Mrs. Balfour lived in Ceylon ( Sri Lanka) and in 1915 they went to England for Vacation. During their vacation, Mrs. Balfour fell ill and Read more
