Cases & Laws - The Indian Law

Cases & Laws is a section that we have designed keeping in mind the various laws and cases that are quite useful from a legal student’s point of view, as well as for general information purposes. The material found here has been compiled from a huge list of sources by us to be able to present to you concisely and in one single place.

The material that you will find under the Cases & Laws section are as follows:

Case Law Analysis

D.S. Nakara & Others v. Union of India

Pensions are paid to the employee for their services with the aim of providing the employee the means to meet the expenses of life.

Aparna Bhat v. State of M.P., 2021, SCC

This case outlawed arbitrary bail terms, which can negatively affect and further traumatize the victims.

In Re: An Advocate vs Union Of India

The case in question was that of professional misconduct by an advocate who was enrolled in the Supreme Court in January 1961.

In Re- Tulsidas Amanmal Karani vs Durupadi Naraindas Karani

Civil contempt involves the failure of a person to comply with a court order. Civil contempt sanctions make sure that the order is complied.

Detailed Study On The Core Principles Of Natural Justice

Natural justice is a fundamental element of due process and is often a requirement in legal systems around the world.

The Rule of Law: A Foundation of Indian Democracy

Rule of law was not known to ancient and medieval India. The king was the fountain head of justice and the protector of all laws.

Ombudsman & Lokayukta In India

The concept of ombudsman originated in 1809 with the official inauguration of the institution of Ombudsman in Sweden.

Public Interest Litigation Laws In India

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is a petition that can be filed by any member of the public for any matter of public interest, for redress of public wrong or injury.

A farmer ploughing his fields with his ox

Land Tenure System In Medieval India

The significant contribution in the history of land tenure system in medieval India begins from Rashtrakutas and ends with the Mughal Empire.

Land Tenure System In Ancient India

Land tenure system explains the traditional or legal rights individual or groups of individuals have on land.

Contempt Of Court

Contempt of Courts Act, defines both civil and criminal contempt. Civil contempt refers to willful disobedience to any judgment of the court.

Primary Rules Of Interpretation: Literal Rule or Strict Construction

The words of a governing text are of paramount concern, and what they convey, in their context, is what the text means.

Aids to Interpretation

An Aid, is a device that helps or assists. For the purpose of construction or interpretation, the court has to take recourse to various internal and external aids.

Interpretation of Statutes

Interpretation of statute is the process of ascertaining the true meaning of the words used in a statute.

Law Relating To Promoters Of The Company

Promotion is a term of wide import denoting the preliminary steps taken for the purpose of registration and functioning of the company.

Doctrine Of Indoor Management

The doctrine helps protect the rights of external members of the company by entitling them to knowledge about the internal works.

Articles Of Association

The articles of association direct rules which govern the conduct of directors, the rights of the shareholders and their relationship.

Corporate Personality & Lifting Of Corporate Veil

The doctrine of lifting the corporate veil means ignoring the corporate nature of the body of individuals incorporated as a company.

Five Year Plans & Industrial Relations

The planning commission of India laid down eleven successive plans towards the development of industrial sector in India.

Industrial Relations: An Overview

Industrial Relationship is used to denote the collective relationships between management and the worker.

Laws Relating To Retrenchment

The term Retrenchment in India means permanent termination of the employment of the employee by his employer.

Concept Of Lay Off In Labour Law

The concept of Lay-off in India means temporarily keeping a workman without or away from work due to inefficiencies.

Lok Adalat System In India

Lok Adalat promotes the Gandhian principle of peacefulness and is based on transparency, efficiency and a less expensive form of justice.

Conciliation Meaning and Procedure In India

Conciliation is a process by which discussion between parties is kept going through the participation of a conciliator.

Introduction To Arbitration & Conciliation Act

This is an act to consolidate and amend the law relating to domestic arbitration, international commercial arbitration and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards.

Doctrine Of Laches with Relevant Case Laws

The doctrine of laches is used by the courts to deal with an inordinate delay that is occurring in filing a petition or complaint.

Sexual Offenses, Cyberspace And Internet: A Critical Analysis

Cyber Crime against women is basically a new concept in India that has emerged with the increasing use of internet among the population.

The New Frontier: Addressing Legal Issues in Artificial Intelligence

AI denotes the simulation of human cognitive functions by machines, predominantly computer systems.

Shielding Cyberspace

In the digital era the ever-escalating threat of ransomware looms large, endangering the very fabric of our interconnected world.

Extinction Of Trust & Resulting Trust

A trust is revoked when the fulfillment of its purpose becomes impossible to perform, due to destruction of property or otherwise.

Rights & Liabilities Of Beneficiaries

The beneficiary has the right as well as liability, against the trustee and all persons claiming under him with notice of the trust.

Maxims Of Equity

The judicial principles constituting the sources of equitable doctrines are commonly known as "Maxims of Equity".

Understanding The Law Of Trust and its legal implications

The Indian Trusts Act is one of India's most significant pieces of legislation. It's main goal is to safeguard the interests of its beneficiaries.

Comparative Advertisements & Its Legal Framework

Comparative advertisements may not be considered trademark infringement if they do not harm any other brand’s reputation.

Law of Torts

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