Author Archives: Mayank Shekhar
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Legal services business in India stands at more than US$1.3billion annually. With more than 600,000 lawyers practicing as individuals or at law firms or owning legal services companies, this figure isn’t something astounding. However, India ranks as the second-largest market for legal services worldwide, trailing behind only the US. And the market is growing at a fairly rapid… Read More »
Initially, the Mayor’s Court was established under the Charter of 1687 which was created by the East India Company. Charter of 1726 created Mayor’s Court which drew their power directly from the Crown. The latter was on a superior footing than the former. The charter of 1726 provided for the establishment of a corporation in each presidency town.… Read More »
A career in law is a fantastic option as it is in its pinnacle stages where lots of varieties of job opportunities are available and each of them is lucrative, both from job perspective and financial perspective as well. It is one of the most growing sectors and it’s also an intellectually stimulating job where one gets to… Read More »
The present crisis in the Indian legal system is due to its complete dependence on colonial jurisprudence. India has inherited, as a hangover of the British rule, the theory and practice of the British legal system which created conflict between old laws and the modern notion of justice.[1] Law and Society Law is a social science which is… Read More »
Legal writing is considered to be a bit more challenging, unlike many of the essays that you will write in college. Everything in your paper needs to be accurate and written in the correct language that is not open to interpretation. You need to have excellent analytical skills to approach the topic correctly and come up with a… Read More »
The doctrine of Separation of Powers is of ancient origin. The history of the origin of the doctrine is traceable to Aristotle. In the 16th and 17th Centuries, French philosopher John Bodin and British Politician Locke respectively had expounded the doctrine of separation of powers. But it was Montesquieu, French jurist, who for the first time gave it… Read More »
Meaning and Origin The rule of law is a product of centuries of the struggle of the people for the recognition of their inherent rights.1 In classical Greece, Aristotle wrote that “law should be the final sovereign”. In 1215, the Magna Carta checked in the corrupt and whimsical rule of King John by declaring that the government should… Read More »
Introduction Judicial Review of Administrative action is part of enforcing the constitutional discipline over the administrative agencies while exercising their powers. It has origin in England which was adopted in common law countries. India too inherited the idea of judicial review from England. India had laid its structure on English prerogative with a pattern which was issued by… Read More »
Introduction and Meaning Bailment is a kind of activity in which the property of one person temporarily goes into the possession of another. The ownership of the property remains with the giver, while only the possession goes to another. Several situations in day to day life such as giving a vehicle for repair, or parking a scooter in… Read More »
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