The word "banking law" refers broadly to the laws that control how banks and other financial organizations operate. A bank is a type of financial entity that offers its clients banking and other kinds of financial services. A bank is typically thought of as a business that offers basic banking ... Read More

Aviation law has a significant role to play in a vast country such as India, with major industrial and commercial centers spread all over the country. It offers savings in time that cannot be matched by surface transport over long distances. This advantage of speed certainly helps in cutting down ... Read More

Antitrust law is meant to protect consumers from anticompetitive behavior. A closely related goal is to protect small suppliers like farmers and ranchers from price fixing by large buyers. When buyers with market power agree to depress the prices they pay small, competitive suppliers, they exploit them in the same ... Read More

Although the Indian legal system is among the oldest in the world, it is also widely acknowledged that it is becoming less effective at handling open cases. Indian courts are overburdened with protracted, unresolved issues. The situation is that despite the establishment of more than a thousand fast-track courts that ... Read More

In order to control the entry of professionals into the legal area, the Bar Council of India launched the All India Bar Examination in 2011. With approximately 4-5 lakh law students graduating from India's 1700 law colleges every year, it is critical to ensure that only those with the necessary ... Read More

Following the infamous "oleum gas leak case, " the idea of absolute culpability was developed in India. One of the landmark cases in Indian law is this one. The term strict responsibility or liability was first time used in the M.C. Mehta case, but no exceptions were provided and the ... Read More

Parliament enacted the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act in order to give effect to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which was ratified by India as well. The Convention placed obligations on the States, private citizens, and civil society to protect the rights of ... Read More

The right to justice is a fundamental right. To avail this right, certain procedures are provided to be followed as per the rule of law. The procedure describes how to approach the court of justice for the redressal of the grievances. Similarly, not initiating legal proceedings against someone is also ... Read More

The court has to be impartial towards the parties to the dispute. So when a suit has been filed by the plaintiff at the place of his choice as per the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure of 1908, the defendant has to appear before the court and file ... Read More

It is a special procedure for hearing a civil suit wherein all the proceedings are to be carried out in a time bound manner and is referred to as a "summary suit trial." The process of summary suit may be used only in those civil cases where the relief claimed ... Read More