Author: Darshit Hemang Vora from NMIMS, School of Law.
Federalism limits every action of the government and splits power between centre and the state. The basic principle of the Indian constitution is that there is a division of legislative, executive and financial authority between the centre and the state. India follows…
Author: Manvi Raj from University School of Law and Legal Studies, GGSIPU.
The law of contract is a body of limiting principles which draws some boundaries, along which parties are allowed to enter into enforceable understandings, which are thereby protected by law. One such ubiquitous condition is the principle of ‘consideration’, mentioned…
Author: Namrata Kandankovi from Symbiosis Law School, Pune.
Unfolding the meaning of the doctrine, it can be stated that Pith and Substance denotes the true nature of law. The doctrine places emphasis on the fact that it is the real subject matter which is to be challenged and not its incidental effects on another field. Pith…
Author: Shefali Singh from Department of Law, PIMR, Indore .
In the year 2020, around 69 members of Rajya Sabha will be retiring, leaving these seats vacant, along with the 4 seats which were vacant already. Hence, election for a total of 73 seats would be held…
Author: Archie Anant from Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab.
The government of Jammu and Kashmir, on 14 February 2020, issued an order banning all social media sites, to curb the propagation of “false information/rumours” that would lead to a negative effect on the “social…
