Treaty Law as Source of International Law When there are disputes within a nation, such disputes are to be resolved through domestic laws, framed by legislature of that nation. Legislature frames the law keeping in mind the dynamics of the society and accordingly deciding what is best for it. However, the problem arises when the…
Online Dispute Resolution in India Parties when involved in litigation can proved to be extremely costly and time consuming matter. Because of this reason, it has been observed in recent years that more and more parties are inclined towards solving their disputes outside the court. In order to achieve this objective, parties to the dispute…
Does Arbitration Clause Oust The Jurisdiction Of Supreme Court? Arbitration: One of the most used form of Alternate Dispute Resolution. Most of the parties to the litigation prefer this kind of dispute settlement mechanism as it is cost effective and less time consuming. Arbitration being the most used form of alternate dispute resolution, is also…
Rights of Employees under Insolvency and Bankruptcy code, 2016 Employees forms the major part of the workforce of the company, as they are the ones performing all the ground work in the company. And salary of the employees forms the major expenditure of the company. Table of Contents Introduction of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016…
Special Leave to Petition Introduction It is “residual power” in the hands of the apex court which is to be exercised only in cases where any substantial question of law is involved or gross injustice has been done. The Power of the Supreme Court under article 136 is discretionary. Article 136 empowers the apex court…
Can Admission To Accident Victim Be Delayed For Legal Formalities ? PARMANAND KATARA V. UNION OF INDIA: A BRIEF ANALYSIS Accidents have been a major concern across the globe. And road accidents in particular hinders GDP of a country the most. And, India on top of that, is the country with most fatalities yet does…
Can Damages May Be Claimed From Medical Practitioner? VP SHANTA V. INDIAN MEDIACAL ASSOCIATION: CASE ANALYSIS Medical professional is treated as one of the most noble professions. And, doctors are treated next to god. With the present scenario of coronavirus, doctors have became the only lifeline of citizens. Table of Contents: Whether Medical Services covered…
No More Wait For Justice – Guidelines by Supreme Court Justice delayed is Justice Denied. A common jargon is once the matter reaches court it will take years to decide. Correct to say that even though the bulkiest Constitution safeguards rights, we have the bulkiest pendency of cases which had tolled up to top the…
Kesavananda Bharti Case: A Broad Analysis Fundamental Rights are the most important of any democracy, in order to protect the interest of citizens and control the reign of Government and its powers. Framers of constitution, keeping this in mind, framed the structure of division of powers among 3 organs viz. legislation, executive and judiciary, whereby…
Commenting or Making Cartoons on Politicians – Can it Leads to Arrest Analysis of Case Titles Shreya Singhal v Union of India Background In 2012, the Mumbai Police arrested two girls, Shaheen Dhada and Rinu Srinivasan, for making a scathing Facebook comment about the bandh imposed following the death of Shiv Sena founder Bal Thackeray….