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Month: March 2023
Unpaid seller’s lien
3 necessary rights of unpaid merchants against the products The unpaid merchant, in additionally to his rights against the products as mentioned on top, has the subsequent 3 rights of action against the customer personally: 1. Right of lien. 2. Right of stoppage of products in transit 3. Right of…
The Supreme Court as the Final Pedestal of Justice: How Effective Is It in Protecting the Right to Life and Liberty?
A law may be described as an assemblage of signals declaring a will, conceived or accepted by the sovereign at a certain point in time, respecting the behaviour to be observed in a specific situation by a specific person or class of individuals who are or are expected to be…
Competition Commission of India: An Overview
Section 7 of the Competition Act, 2002 defines the Establishment of Commission— (1) With effect from such date as the Central Government may, by notification, appoint, there shall be established, for the purposes of this Act, a Commission to be called the “Competition Commission of India”. (2) The Commission shall…
Offences affecting: Public Health, Safety, Convenience, decency and morality
The Indian Penal Code’s Chapter XIV deals with offences against public health, safety, convenience, decency, and morals. Nuisance can be categorized into two parts: A private nuisance is an act that annoys or disturbs one or more individuals, whereas a public nuisance is a public wrong that affects the rights…
Right of broadcasting- organization & performers
According to this act, Section 2 (dd) of the Act defines “Broadcast” as – Section 37: – the broadcast reproduction right This section provides for the protection of the special broadcast reproduction rights of the broadcasting organization. And if any person, devoid of the license of the owner of these rights, re-broadcasts earlier…
Case Brief |Managing Director ECIL v. B. Karunakar
The case of Managing Director ECIL v. B. Karunakar, heard by the Supreme Court of India in 1993, concerned the dismissal of an employee of Electronics Corporation of India Limited (ECIL). The case involved issues of natural justice, disciplinary proceedings, and the scope of the Public Servant (Inquiries) Act, 1850.
Extradition and Deportation – What Is the Difference?
Extradition and deportation are two legal processes that involve the transfer of individuals from one country to another. While both processes involve the movement of individuals across borders, they are fundamentally different in terms of their legal basis, purpose, and procedures.
Extradition laws in India: An overview!
Extradition, the process of transferring an accused or convicted person from one country to another, is a complex and often contentious issue in international relations.
Stolen Property: Provisions of getting back
Introduction Chapter XVII of the Indian penal code discussed about the offences against property. This is the second longest chapter, it contains 85 sections (378- 462). The basic element common to the offences under this chapter is dishonesty, which the code is describes as the intention of causing wrongful gain…
Copyright Act: An Overview
Copyright law as its name suggests is the simple law that suggests if you create something you own it and only you get to decide what happens next with it. In India, law related to copyright is governed by the Copyright Act, 1957. The objective of this copyright law is…
Right To Information Act, 2005: Powers, Functions, Appeal, Penalties
India is considered the largest democracy in the world. The basic feature of every democratic setup is transparency, openness and accountability. In India, public authorities or administrative authorities have a wide discretionary power, so a feeling has arisen in the mind of legislators as well as the public that this…
Competition Act, 2002: Power and Duties
Introduction Competition act, 2002 The competition bill, 2001 was introduced in Lok Sabha on 6 august 2001 and passes on December 2002 to replace the MRTP act, 1969. The act is also acknowledged as competition act 2002 or antitrust law. The objective of the act to prohibits anti competitive agreements,…
Know Everything About the UK Young Professional Scheme Visa!
The brand new UK young professional scheme visa Indian citizens between 18 to 30 years to stay, study and work in the United Kingdom for up to 2 years.
The Banking Regulation Act, 1949: Penalties and Powers
The Banking Regulation Act, 1949 was passed by the parliament in the year 1949 with the aim to regulate all banks along with consolidating and amending the banking laws in India. It regulates and supervises the functioning of the commercial banks in India. Before 1965, the Act only took into…
Partners and Relations: Limited Liability Partnership
Eligibility to be partners (Section 22) This section provides that there can be two ways to be eligible as a partner in a limited liability partnership firm. The very first clause says that a person can be a partner by subscribing his name to the incorporation document. Secondly, if a…