Debashrita Manik

In a class-action suit, a group of people having the same or similar concerns and injuries against one person, brings the alleges to the court of law, collectively, represented by one or more than one person(s). However, this can also be called a Representative Action. In layman’s terms, a class-action suit is referred to as […]

The Honorable Court of Law takes reference or help from various common law and their theories to keep a balance and improve the judicial system. The main purpose of such theory is to evaluate judicial efficiency and make sure a fruitful pace of delivering justice in the Court of Law is achieved. The Doctrine of

The term “Circumstantial Evidence” is specifically vital in the Law of Evidence. Circumstantial Evidence is inclusive of all the relevant facts. It is not a shred of secondary evidence but it is merely direct evidence. It is evidence applied indirectly. In other terms, it is a fact that is put before the court, and the

The issue of Child Labor is not so surprising but a matter of concern. The Ministry of Labor and Employment of the Government of India has taken several proactive steps to stop the inhumane practice of child labor but it still was not able to put a complete full stop to the same. The Child

Civil Law speaks for a private right of an individual of action of rectification. A civil proceeding, also known as a civil suit, is a process for recuperation of an individual’s right or redress (rectification) of an individual’s wrong. The necessary credentials that were mandated of any civil suit, as per the decision of the

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”

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

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

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