A comparison of fundamentally dissimilar legal systems can be used to study legal cultures. Such cultures can also be distinguished from those that share a common foundation and history but are currently affected by other forces that promote cultural change. In order to better comprehend how the law functions in ... Read More

Fashion market capitalization refers to the total value of a company or companies in the fashion industry, as determined by the stock market. It is calculated by multiplying the number of shares of a company's stock by its current market price. Fashion market capitalization provides a measure of the size ... Read More

In a country with a civil law system, a code of law often fully covers the entire legal framework, including criminal and civil law. In contrast, amend the current common law in a common law nation with legislative techniques rooted in the English tradition only to the extent of its ... Read More

Fashion serves as a window into social class and social change as it reflects and influences the cultural, economic, and political climate of society. Clothes and accessories have long been used to signal social status, wealth, and cultural affiliation and have been used as a means of asserting individual identity ... Read More

The Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) and other penal statutes make up India's substantive criminal law. It is unable to function alone, though. As a follow-up to the IPC, the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1861, was adopted. Following the abolition of the 1861 Code, a new Code of Criminal Procedure ... Read More

A second marriage is known as bigamy if the first or previous marriage is still valid. In simple words, it occurs when a person gets remarried while their first marriage is still existing. The second marriage that a person enters into in a circumstance where the husband or wife is ... Read More

Sometimes through illegal means, and sometimes through authority, someone's movable or immovable property is unlawfully confiscated. If something like this happens to you, then what will you do? There is a provision in the law that will assist you in restoring or obtaining the confiscated property. In other words, with ... Read More

Failure to take care of one’s action that causes harm to others and failure to take action (that can be taken to protect someone), or not doing anything and it causes potential harm or injury to another person can also be considered a tort. The tortfeasor is the individual who ... Read More

The Indian Federation cannot function without the quasi-judicial entities that ensure each individual receives their fair share of justice. It works well by lightening the load on the judicial system and delivering swift justice to the wronged. To make these organizations effective and receptive to the demands of the people ... Read More

When a manufacturer or seller is held accountable for putting a faulty product in the hands of a customer, this is referred to as "product responsibility." All sellers of the goods who are involved in the distribution chain are accountable for any product flaw that results in harm. In general, ... Read More