BackgroundThe Indian Patents and Designs Act, 1911, was enacted in 1911, marking the beginning of the country's patent law. The current Patents Act, 1970, came into effect in 1972, amending and consolidating the existing patent law in India. The ..
All said and done, it merits no reiteration that the test identification parade is basically used to identify the key suspects and it is not a substantive evidence. It has a lot of evidentiary value if it is carried out strictly as per the norms. ..
Key Takeaways Laws govern the leasing of commercial and residential property and are important to protect both landlord and tenant civil rights and to avoid deception. There is a transfer of interest in a tenancy agreement, and it establishes the ten ..
IntroductionThe word ‘tort’ implies conduct that is twisted or tortuous. It is a civil wrong(eg- defamation is a tort). A person committing tort is called a tort-feasor. The first reported use of the word is in the case of Boulton v. Hard ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS A caretaker could be any individual who has the responsibility to protect and take care of some property on a contractual basis. When property in its physical form comes under your legal ownership, it becomes your possession. The Suprem ..
Key Takeaways An agreement or settlement between the injured party and the person who is the subject of the complaint is known as a composition. Compoundable offences are those that can be resolved by the parties coming to an agreement. The applicati ..
Introduction to TrademarkTrademarks are a type of intellectual property. A trademark is a name, word, or symbol that distinguishes the goods of one business from those of others. Marketing goods or services by procedure becomes easier with a trademar ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS The article makes an elaborated analysis on the recent political crisis in Afghanistan. It looks into the history of the country at a glance and the emergence of the Taliban groups. The country had an unstable political history wherein ..
Why do we treat terrorists not as ordinary criminals but as VVIPs? Why our government succumbs in front of their demands but never succumb in front of an ordinary criminal? ..
Key Takeaways The need to prove a fact is known as the burden of proof. Every party must establish facts that are favourable to them or adverse to their opponents. The prosecution bears the duty of demonstrating everything necessary to prove the char ..
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