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Aditya Shaw, a 2nd -Year Student of Heritage Law College, has written this Article on “Centre-State Financial Relations in India: An Overview” INTRODUCTION: In a federal system of governance like India, the financial relationship between the central government and
The article “Maintenance Laws For Wives, Children And Parents In India” is written by Abhay Pratap Singh a 3rd Year Student at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow I measure the progress of a community by the
This post gives insights into the IMPORTANT JUDGMENT OF 2023 in India 1.Case Title: TATA Sons Pvt. Ltd. (Formerly TATA Sons Ltd) v. Siva Industries and Holdings Ltd & Ors (2023) (Important Judgment of 2023) Case Details: Disputes
Radha Nandi, a first-year law student from Sarsuna Law College has written this Article “General Defences the under Law of Torts” Introduction General defences under the Law of Torts are a set of defences or ‘excuses’ that you can undertake to
Kanishka Singh, a 5th-year law student from MIT World Peace University has written this article on “Powers of the President and the Governor in India: An Analysis”. Introduction India, the largest democracy in the world, is governed by a carefully
Introduction In today’s era, the world is becoming familiar with several intellectual inventions which are impacting the relations of one another. The TRIPS agreement, created in 1995 by the WTO, addresses international trade intellectual property rights. This agreement
Neha Jain a 2nd Year Law student at Mumbai University has written this article explaining Law And Morality Under Jurisprudence Introduction Jurisprudence is the field of philosophy that scrutinizes the nature, purpose, and principles of law. One of
Neha Jain, a 2nd Year Law student at Mumbai University has written this Article explaining Analytical School Of Law Under Jurisprudence 1) Introduction Jurisprudence, the study and philosophy of law, encompasses various schools of thought that provide frameworks
Aditya Shaw, a 2nd Year student from Heritage Law School has written this Article on “Vicarious Liability under Tort”. Introduction: Vicarious liability in tort is a fundamental legal concept that holds one party liable for the wrongdoings of
Ilma Syed, a 2nd Year LLB student from Chaudhary Charan University, Meerut has written this Article on “Sociological School of jurisprudence”. Introduction Sociological School of jurisprudence has emerged as a result of the fusion of various eminent jurist