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Honour Killing In India: A Legal Perspective

Honour is a prime and valuable asset of human beings. It is an intangible property of both men and women. Honour killing is the killing for the sake of honour. Killing someone in the name of honour is not only against the law but also a significant violation of human rights. Honour cannot be sacrificed either for the individual interest or for the collective interest of the society.

Blogs, Constitutional Law, What's New

Mechanisms of Amendments of the Indian Constitution

From a young age, Indians are taught to take pride in their country and their Constitution. The Constitution of India sets the tone of the country’s polity, establishes the framework for the functions of different organs, and lays down the nature of the relationship among them. It supersedes any provision made by the Parliament of India that may contrast to the provisions mentioned in the Constitution. 

Blogs, Business Law

Agency – The Indian Contract Act, 1872

Chapter X of the Indian Contract Act does not include all the aspects of the agency, it tries to cover general terms and it does it effectively. The concept of the agent is fairly extensive and compressing it into sections is a tedious job but the Indian lawmakers efficiently stood up to the task. This article focuses on the status of minors in the contract of agency, it also tries to highlight the key aspects of agency and differentiates between the relationship of master-servant and principal-agent. Furthermore, the article discusses express agency, implied agency, and agency by estoppel as well as the article clears the clouds of doubts surrounding the agency of necessity. 

Blogs, IT Laws

An Introduction to Cyber Crime

 The Internet, computers, mobile phones, and other systems of technology have transformed all part of human life over quite a few decades, including how we interconnect, banking, shopping, acquire the update, and amuse ourselves. These high-tech progressions have also created numerous prospects for criminals to commit several forms of offences.

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