Articles tagged as Indian Law
This selection of law content including essays, dissertations, problem questions, and case summaries is relevant to Indian law students and to those studying Indian law from outside of India. India has an organic law as a consequence of the common law system. Through judicial pronouncements and legislative action, this has been fine-tuned for Indian conditions.
Latest Law Papers tagged as Indian Law
Including law essays, dissertations, problem questions, case summaries, and law lectures, suitable for law students working towards their LLB / LLM qualifications or those studying for the new SQE.
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitrary Awards
Commercial Law
With India’s progressive climb as a major international and global player in the world economy, it is apposite to understand its credibility … ...
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Land Disputes
Properties and Trusts
The presumption that the law makes is that between buyer and seller ownership passes when they intend it to pass. ...
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Indian Judiciary in Implementation of International Laws
Public Law
The primary aim of observance of international law lies with the state as they do observe international laws in our municipal laws… ...
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Borrowing as a Commercial Activity
Business Law
Borrowing is a very common commercial activity and there are various ways and instruments existing in today’s world to facilitate this activity. ...
Last modified: 2nd Jul 2019
Centre State Relations and Power Separation
Administrative Law
The meaning of the theory of separation of powers is ‘The theory that the functions of the government should be performed by different bodies … ...
Last modified: 2nd Jul 2019
Should India Introduce Corporate Criminal Liability?
Business Law
‘There is one and only one social responsibility of business to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so … ...
Last modified: 2nd Jul 2019
Common Property Resources in Indian Context
Properties and Trusts
Common Property Resources are usually non-exclusive resources to which rights of use are distributed among a number of co-owners, generally identified by their membership in a community or a village. ...
Last modified: 30th Jun 2019
Property Carries With it Certain Basic Rights
Properties and Trusts
Ownership of the property carries with it certain basic rights, such as a right to have the title to the property, a right to possess and enjoy it to the exclusion of everyone else, and a right… ...
Last modified: 30th Jun 2019
Criticism Of The Nyaya Panchayat Bill
Administrative Law
Article 39A of the Constitution mandates that the opportunities for securing justice are not denied to any citizen by reason of social, economic … ...
Last modified: 28th Jun 2019
Relevancy and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence
Commercial Law
In the past decade or two, e-commerce has seen a huge boom. Everything from Harry Potter books to plots of land can be bought online … ...
Last modified: 28th Jun 2019
Cartels Only Have Negative Impact Upon the Consumers Benefit
Commercial Law
The object of the competition policy, which is adapted in India, is to create a business environment where the firm can compete with each other and there should be always enough opportunities.. ...
Last modified: 28th Jun 2019
Civil Court and Code of Civil Procedure
Commercial Law
The term ‘Civil Court’ has not been defined in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 or in any other law in force in the country. In Ganguli … ...
Last modified: 28th Jun 2019
Law Relating To Pecuniary Bias
Administrative Law
Administrative law is that branch of law which concerns the functioning of the administration and the relation between individuals and … ...
Last modified: 28th Jun 2019
Historical Directive Principles of State Policy
Administrative Law
The leaders of India’s freedom movement visualized that in the new dispensation following political freedom, the people should have the fullest … ...
Last modified: 28th Jun 2019
Characteristic of all Human Societies
Trading Law
Commerce and trade has been a characteristic of all human societies from time immemorial. With the expansion of trade it was necessary to branch out and set up mercantile establishments in places far from the successful parent store. ...
Last modified: 27th Jun 2019
The Mutual Delegation of Administrative Power
Administrative Law
The framers of the Constitution of India envisaged a federal system of governance for India. Though, a controversy still persists regarding whether the nation is a ‘federal government’ in the true sense of the term. ...
Last modified: 25th Jun 2019
The Banking Sector and its Impact
Business Law
The text reported in the project is the outcome of my own efforts and no part of this report has been copied in any unauthorized manner and no part in it has been incorporated without due acknowledgment. ...
Last modified: 25th Jun 2019
Income Deemed to Arise in India
Commercial Law
The scope of Total Income is determined under Section 5 of the income Tax Act, 1961. It varies according to the Residential status of the assessee … ...
Last modified: 25th Jun 2019
Statutory Arbitrations and Conciliation
Commercial Law
The dispute which may be the subject of an arbitration agreement need not necessarily arise out of a contract. They may also arise out of … ...
Last modified: 25th Jun 2019
Suits By and Against Government
Administrative Law
Sections 79 to 82 and Order 27 of the Code lay down the procedure where suits are brought by or against the Government or public officers. The … ...
Last modified: 25th Jun 2019
Product Patent Regime in the Indian Pharmaceuticals Industry
Commercial Law
That he the inventor, ought to be both compensated and rewarded …will not be denied …it would be a gross immorality of the law to set everybody… ...
Last modified: 25th Jun 2019
Restrictions on Company Purchasing Own Shares
Business Law
“There is only one combination of facts that makes it advisable for a company to repurchase its shares: First, the company has available funds — cash plus sensible borrowing capacity — beyond the near-term needs of the business … ...
Last modified: 24th Jun 2019
