This article will try to clear the dicey position regarding the online courses by analysing both the pros & cons in a detailed manner so that students can make the right call. In traditional universities, one gets to learn from the same old professors & from the same old books recommended by them or, what has been lying… Read More »
About Symbiosis Student Law Review: Symbiosis Student Law Review is a double-blind reviewed refereed annual academic journal, published by Faculty of Law, Symbiosis International (Deemed University) through Symbiosis Law School, Pune which seeks to provide a forum for creation and publication of original knowledge on various contemporary areas of Law. The Editorial Board consists of experts and scholars… Read More »
Right of Sale of Pledged Goods as stated in section 176 of the Contract Act states that pawnee has the right to sell the security provided he gives notice to the pawnor regarding it. Introduction In today’s time, each and every person is undertaking different types of contract for fulfilling different objectives. Undertaking contract has become part of… Read More »
Pledge is a special kind of bailment in which personal property is delivered as a security for the debt or engagement. Introduction In our day to day interactions, we undertake various contractual transactions with various types of people for various reasons knowingly or unknowingly. Undertaking a contractual relationship has become so common that people hardly realise that what… Read More »
GNLU Centre for Private International Law is going to organize a training programme on “Cross-Border Challenges in Corporate Law”. Date: 30th August – 1st September 2019 Duration: 14 Hours. About the Course: Given the continued effects of globalization and the increasing interconnectivity among the corporate sector and capital markets of various jurisdictions, the cross-border issues emanating from corporate… Read More »
About the Competition: The Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution Team (PACT) is going to organize the Advocate Maximus Ratan K. Singh Arbitration – Mediation Competition 2019. Dates: 7th – 10th December 2019 Venue: India International Centre, New Delhi Eligibility: Law students are encouraged to build a team comprising members from different law schools, different Universities, across national and international… Read More »
This article shall be analysing lawfulness of object and consideration or what is considered as valid objective and considerations of a contract and what are the criteria through which it can be decided whether the objective and consideration are illegal or not. Introduction – The Lawfulness of Object and Consideration Every contract entered between the parties is entered into… Read More »
The effect of terming any contracts as void contracts is that it would mean the contract never existed in the first place and either party doesn’t have to perform any obligations related to that contract. Introduction As we know, contractual agreements are entered into for the fulfilments of certain obligations are of interest to both the parties. And… Read More »
Contract of indemnity and insurance contract is restricted and limited to the understanding that if loss happens only because of the human agency then only the claim of the indemnity holder shall be applicable. Introduction The contract of indemnity as described in section 124 of the Indian Contract Act[1], is a contract between two parties where one party… Read More »
Though the contract act promotes the fulfilment of contractual obligations from both the parties but under certain circumstances not performing the contract won’t receive legal sanctions. Introduction – Contracts which need not be Performed Contracts are the pillars based on which commercial transactions between two parties are created. Contracts are entered between two parties on the intention that it… Read More »
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