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The History of Newspaper in India dates back to 1780s. James Augustus Hicky, an Irishman under the British Raj launched the first printed newspaper in India named Hicky’s Bengal Gazette. Though this was an era that saw strict government rules and restrictions on print media. The freedom of press was absent but nonetheless press in […]

Law of civil procedure plays a crucial and pioneering role in expanding the adjudication of civil disputes. The contemporary tendency, however, is to treat the procedural law as subordinate to substantive law. These issues that we will deal with are: Whether law of civil procedure is an adjective law? What are the object, scope and

This essay will will concisely discuss about the concept of limited liability and specifically point out the economic and legal perspective. Concept Limited liability refers to the enabling provision of law that limits a member (or shareholder’s) liability towards the organisation and makes a clear demarcation between personal assets and the organisation’s assets. It saves

A coercive search of a person’s body or property is an encroachment upon his personal rights that ought to be protected by any civilized state. But even in civilized states its important to put some limitations on these rights in the larger interest of society. It has been observed in State V. Bhawani Singh AIR

Legal maxims are established principles of law or propositions that mostly originated in medieval ages and hence expressed in Latin language. We’ve already covered 101 Legal Maxims that every law students should know and in this article, we will discuss Delegatus Non Potest Delegare. This maxim is mostly used in Constitutional and Administrative law and

In this blog, we will deal with arrest and its procedure under crpc (Code of Criminal procedure, 1973) and answer popular questions that are asked in LLB and other legal exams relating to arrest and rights of arrested person under crpc. The answers have been supported by Bare Acts and Case laws as far as

The Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 was enacted on the 11th of April 1947. The objective of the Act is to secure Industrial peace and harmony by providing machinery and procedure for investigation and settlement of industrial disputes by negotiations through appropriate authorities. This labour Act contains 40 Sections divided into 7 Chapters and provides provisions

The Indian Legal Jurisprudence has come a long way in evolving its way of punishment for offences. From the peculiar feature of Hindu legal system to punish according to one’s caste or social position to the rules of Mughal and then eventually adapting to the English model through the British, we now have a much

Our freedom of speech and expression is derived from the constitution of India. Our right to voice our emotions, opinions, and other forms of expression in a free manner into the open space is what defines India as a democratic country. Mass media plays a major role in our lives on both how we express