The issue of copyrights triumphs since what we can call a forever. Nonetheless, there was no legislation or statutes for the same unless 1914. After the said period, certain mitigation was made to the legislation, for example, incorporation of criminal punishment in cases of violation of copyrights and broadening the aim, hope, and scope of “Copyright” […]
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A seller or an unpaid seller as we can say has been defined under Chapter V of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (hereinafter referred to as the Act). In every contract of sale, a “seller” is under no accountability to deliver the goods sold but the “buyer” is accountable to pay the indispensable amount set
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Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines that “an agreement enforceable by law is a contract.” In general and in layman’s terms, it can be said that a contract is formed when two or more parties perform a promise or an act or omission in return for consideration or when something is returned. A contract can be specified
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Citation: 2018 SCC Online SC 1676 Petitioner: Joseph Shine Respondent: Union of India Honorable Bench: Then CJI Deepak Mishra, Justice DY Chandrachud, Justice Indu Malhotra, Justice AM Khanwilkar, Justice RF Nariman Date of Judgement: September 27, 2018 The term “Adultery” is defined u/s 497 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, (hereinafter referred to as IPC) which
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The Law of Contracts has been one of those subjects which law students absolutely love. After all, that is the first law subject in most colleges. The Law of Contract in India specifies a Contract as an agreement that is enforceable by law which offers personal rights, and impels personal obligations which the statute safeguards
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Citation: [1980 AIR 1789, 1981 SCR (1) 206] Petitioner(s): Minerva Mills Ltd and Ors. Respondent: Union of India Date of Judgment: 31/07/1980 Honorable Bench: Y.V. Chandrachud (then CJI), A.C. Gupta, N.L. Untwalia, P.S. Kailsam & P.N. Bhagawati JJ. The Minerva Mills v. Union of India is one of the most remarkable cases as it guarded
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A legal notice for recovery of money is generally a formal communication and a sort of deterrence between one party(plaintiff) warning the other(defendant) before proceeding with any legal action in order to receive their debt. The most usual problem among people is a friend not giving back their money. Unbelievably enough, you can file a
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In a very layman’s term, Cybercrime refers to those crimes that involve a computer, a network or a network device. In a nutshell, Cyber Law deals with the internet, computers, computer system, cyberspace, and everything related to cyberspace or information technology. While most Cyber Crimes are performed to generate financial profits for the criminals, some
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May it be any kind of tax system, registration is the most basal demand for identification of the payers of tax who are making sure of the tax compliance in the economy. Registering of any type of business under the Goods and Service Tax or GST law implicit acquiring a unique number from the authorities
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In a layman’s term, an Employment Agreement refers to an official written agreement between a business or corporation (employer) and an individual (employee), which enumerates the span of the employee’s employment. However, the conditions of the agreement are set by what was coincided by the employee himself when they proclaimed their keenness to work. The agreement
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