Category: Law Notes
Vishaka Case Analysis: Landmark Judgment on Workplace Sexual Harassment
The constitutional principles of equality and liberty have been upheld by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in the Vishaka Judgement.
Balancing Personal Liberty and Police Investigation: Understanding Sections 167(2) and 309 of CrPC
The Constitution of India under Article 21 guarantees the right of personal liberty to every person and must not be deprived of such right except according to the procedure established by law.
Breach of Contract and Its Consequences under Indian Contract Act
According to Section 39, where the party has refused to perform or disabled himself from performing, his promise in its entirely, the other party may put an end to the contract, unless that other party has expressly or impliedly signified its consent for the continuance of contract.
Understanding Bigamy and Hindu Law: Laws, Penalties, and Implications
One of the main sources for the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, the Manusmriti, has sections that blatantly imply that a second marriage was legal when a wife was barren, ill, or vicious.
Understanding Contractual Capacity: English and Indian Law Perspectives
Introduction: Contractual Capacity In both English and Indian law, contractual capacity refers to the ability of parties to enter into legally binding agreements. This capacity is crucial for the validity…
Understanding Void Agreements: Legal Concepts and Case Laws
Introduction to Void Agreements Void agreements represent contracts that lack enforceability under legal jurisdiction. As per Section 2(g) of the Indian Contract Act, a void agreement is defined as “an…
Understanding Restitution of Conjugal Rights in Hindu Law
When a couple gets married, they commit to sharing their lives together, which means they have obligations to one another. Conjugal rights also refer to the rights that newlyweds acquire as part of their marriage and which must be upheld by both spouses.
Decoding Defamation Laws: IPC Sections 499-502 Explained
Defamation under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 refers to attacking another person’s reputation by making or publishing defamatory statements against them.
Demystifying Transfer of Property Act: Sections 5-8 Explained
Introduction: Transfer of Property Act The Transfer of Property Act encompasses various provisions governing the transfer of property. Sections 5 to 8 shed light on critical aspects of property transfer,…
Unlawful Assembly Explained: Definition, Essential Elements & Legal Implications
Introduction: Unlawful Assembly An assembly of three or more individuals convened with the intent to commit a crime or carry out a lawful or unlawful purpose in a manner likely…
Oral Transfer of Property: Understanding Section 9 of the Transfer of Property Act
Introduction: Oral Transfer of Property The Transfer of Property Act encompasses provisions for the oral transfer of property, shedding light on scenarios where written documentation is not explicitly required by…
Understanding Immovable Property Transfer Provisions: Key Elements & Legal Insights
Introduction: Immovable Property Transfer Provisions Understanding the nuances of immovable property transfer provisions is essential for navigating real estate transactions effectively. From the historical evolution of property law to contemporary…
Understanding Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860: Basics, Jurisdiction & Application
Introduction to the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860: The Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC), stands as the cornerstone of criminal legislation in India, encompassing a wide array of offenses and…
Understanding Contract Essentials: Subject Matter and Pricing
Introduction: Subject Matter and Pricing In our modern era dominated by trade and commerce, the exchange of goods is at the heart of commercial transactions. India, with its diverse economy,…
TRANSFER OF TITLE: The Sales And Goods Act
Introduction: Transfer of Title under The Sale of Goods Act Understanding the transfer of title under The Sale of Goods Act is essential for both buyers and sellers engaged in…
Sale of Immovable Property
Introduction: Sale of Immovable Property Sale, particularly concerning immovable property under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, entails various legal nuances essential for seamless property transactions. Let’s delve into each…