Posts by law@jure

In the newly independent India, the legislature enacted the Representation of People Act, 1951 seeking to provide qualification and disqualification for the participation of houses of parliament or the houses…

"By social responsibility we mean the intelligent and objective concern for the welfare of society that retrains individual and corporate behaviour from ultimately destructive activities, no matter how immediately profitable…

The Paris Agreement [Hereinafter referred to as the ‘Agreement’] lays down a collective objective and creates a legal obligation under Article 2 [1] for all the state parties to prevent…

India is considered a melting pot of diverse races, religions and cultures. So more the cultures more the reasons to celebrate them and one thing is sure that India is…

A crisis in India’s banking sector induced an inordinate increase in the burden of bad loan provisioning and the decline in profitability of commercial sector banks, especially the public sector…

India's apex court is the Supreme Court and hence the judgements of the Supreme Court are very important to understand the constitution of India. In several cases, the Supreme Court…

The Indian Judiciary has emerged as arguably the most powerful and influential court among democratic polities owing to its activism and assertiveness. Since its inception, the Courts have dramatically expanded…

Judicial law-making traditionally operates both prospectively (like legislation) to affect future transactions and retrospectively (unlike most legislation) to affect past transactions. However, ordinarily, a legislature has the power to make…

The study of law is in itself a long and tiring process. But hey! There is something interesting thing to do in this world that will enhance your legal study…

“Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds, cannot change anything.” GB Shaw It is an established fact concerning human nature that one who desires and…