10 Common Legal Myths In India
10 Common Legal Myths In India: Numerous misconceptions exist among law students as well as the general public. Such misconstrued beliefs becomes the ground for ignorance of law. Thus, below … Read More
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Right To Freedom [Article 19-22]: Constitutional Law Notes
Right To Freedom: Personal liberty is the most important of all fundamental rights. Articles 19 to 22 deal with different aspects of this basic right. The rights guaranteed under Article … Read More
Salient Features Of The Indian Constitution: Consti Law Notes
The Constitution of India has some outstanding features which distinguish it from other Constitutions. The framers of our Constitution studied other Constitutions, selected their valuable features and put them with … Read More
Constitutional Remedies: Admin Law Notes
Constitutional Remedies available against an Administrative action article 32, 136, 226 and 227 of Indian constitution provide strong powers to the Courts to control the administrative authorities if they exceed … Read More
Central Vigilance Commission (CVC):Admin Law Notes
Central Vigilance Commission: In any system of government, improvements in the grievance redressal machinery have always engaged the attention of the people. This system no matter, howsoever, ineffective completely fails … Read More
Difference between Administrative Law and Constitutional Law
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: As every law of the State must satisfy the Constitutional benchmark, it is essential relationship between the Constitutional law and the Administrative law … Read More
Doctrine of Caveat Emptor: Meaning and Exception
The “Doctrine of Caveat Emptor” means “let the buyer beware”. It means that the buyer while purchasing goods must act with a “third eye and ear”, i.e., He should be … Read More
Article 21 of the Indian Constitution (Protection of Life and Personal Liberty ) – Constitutional Notes
“No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law- Article 21 of the Indian Constitution ” INTRODUCTION The interpretation of Article … Read More
Unlawful Consideration/Object is Void [SEC 23]- Indian Contract Act Note
Section 23 in The Indian Contract Act, 1872: What consideration and objects are lawful, and what not.—The consideration or object of an agreement is lawful, unless— —The consideration or object … Read More
Section 377- UNNATURAL OFFENCES | IPC Notes For LLB PDF |
Section 377- UNNATURAL OFFENCES | IPC Notes For LLB PDF | UNNATURAL OFFENCES What does section 377 say? Sec 377 of IPC deals with unnatural offence which states that whoever … Read More
