Author Archives: Shubhendu
There cannot be ‘perfect rape’ and ‘awful rape’; there can’t be gradations based on the connection between the victim and the perpetrator. Read Criminalizing Marital Masked Rape Under Section 375. Introduction – Marital Masked Rape “The reason men do not want to forbid marital rape is that of the truth they don’t need to offer the woman the strength… Read More »
International Conference on Human Rights This article deals with various international conferences on human rights. The conferences discussed herein are – Tehran Conference 1968, Vienna Conference 1993 and the Vienna Conference 2013. Tehran Conference 1968 In April and May 1968, representatives of 84 States, 4 nearby businesses, and 57 non-governmental groups (NGOs) met in Tehran, Iran, for the first united countries’……...
The system of judicial review of administrative action has been inherited from Britain. It is on this foundation that Indian the Indian Courts have built the superstructure of the control mechanism. Introduction One of the most significant parts guaranteed by our constitution is “Fundamental Rights”. It is embodied in Part III of our esteemed constitution. Guarantee civil rights… Read More »
INTRODUCTION Source always gives us the understanding of the objective behind the formation of something. Everything in this universe has a source which carries its authenticity. Without a source, everything loses its importance. We all are very well acquainted with the word “LAW” and is used in our day to day life. The phrase ‘law’ has been derived……...
In the Companies Act, 2013 Chapter XVI deals with the topic of “Prevention of oppression and mismanagement”. Oppression is the exercising of authority or power in a burdensome, merciless, or unjust manner. Whereas the term “Mismanagement” means a situation in which something such as a company or an economy is organized or controlled badly. Introduction The word Company is……...
The Law of war is the part of international law which deals with the commencement, demeanour, and termination of warfare. Its aim is to limit the suffering caused to combatants and, more particularly, to those who may be described as the victims of war—that is noncombatant civilians and those no longer able to take part in hostilities. Thus,……...
Introduction Vicarious liability is a theme of “Law of Torts” before proceeding to this topic it’s equally important to know about the law of torts. The word originates from the Latin term “tortum”, meaning twisted that was used to denote ‘twisted, incorrect conduct’. Described as a class of actions that was distinct from breach of contract, hence a……...
Introduction Indian Contracts Act 1872 deals with the topic Promissory Estoppel. The whole ambit of promissory estoppel stands on the pedestal of “Promise” and “Enforcing it”. In the field of law, the doctrine of promissory estoppel is a departure from the doctrine of consideration. There is no provision as such which clears availability of relief under this principle……...
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