Introduction In the Hindu Joint Family ‘Karta’’ have a very important position in the family. There is no similar authority in any other system of the world can be compared…
Introduction:- The Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, (HAMA) 1956 is an important law in Hindu Law. It deals with Adoption and Maintenance of certain persons in a Hindu family. It…
Historical Background:- The Right to information is a fundamental right under Article 19(1) of the Indian constitution. In 1976, in the Raj Narain vs. the State of Uttar Pradesh case,…
Introduction The term "estoppel" is derived from the French word "estope" which simply means "to stop". It is defined in chapter 8 of BSA under section 121-123. Estoppel is a…
Introduction The term Admission came under Part-2 and Chapter-2 ( Relevancy of Facts) of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adiniyam 2023, it came under Section 15 to Section 21 of BSA covers all…
Introduction Judicial review of administrative action is the important part or features of the Indian Constitution. It serves as a mechanism to ensure that administrative authorities exercise their powers within…
Introduction:- Economics and law are two closely related social sciences that together shape the structure and functioning of society. Economics deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of wealth and…
Introduction The High Courts Act, 1861 was a landmark legislation enacted by the British Parliament to reorganize the judicial system in India. Before this Act, justice in British India was…
Introduction: The Government of India Act, 1935 was the most comprehensive and important constitutional reform introduced by the British Government in India before independence. It was a landmark legislation passed…
Introduction This case also occupies an important place in the Indian Legal History because it exposed the defects of the existing system of Judicial administration. The main issue involved in…