Muslim Family Law · Divorce · Talaq · Khula · Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939 Muslim Divorce Law in India: Talaq, Khula, Mubarat, Judicial Divorce, Maintenance & Custody Muslim divorce law in India is not governed by one single route. Depending on the facts, dissolution may arise through recognised forms of Muslim personal law,...
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Read MoreAbstract: On International Economic Law The objective of the article is to provide a comprehensive and critical appraisal of the international ECONOMIC LAW developed to govern economic relations between different states and between states and private economic actors such as multinational enterprises. International economic law is a massive body of law that is growing rapidly...
Read MoreCORPORATE VEIL INTRODUCTION This notion of difference is referred to as the Corporate Veil, sometimes known as the “Veil Of Incorporation.” which consists of its members and is administered by its Board of Directors and its personnel. When a corporation is incorporated, it is granted the status of a separate legal entity, which distinguishes it...
Read MoreThe Significance and Necessity of the Advocates (Protection) Bill of 2021 Introduction Advocates Protection Bill of 2021 Advocates play a crucial role in the pursuit of justice in this nation, but they frequently encounter insurmountable obstacles. In this regard, on 2 July 2021, the Bar Council of India published the Advocates (ProtectionBill, 2021 (hereinafter referred...
Read MoreThe Supreme Court overturned its ruling in Union of India and Others v. Major General Shri Kant Sharma and Others, which said the Armed Forces Tribunal’s orders could not be challenged under Article 226 of India’s Constitution. Section 30 of the Armed Forces Tribunal Act 2007 Whether the right of appeal under Section 30 of...
Read MoreA statutory complaint in the Indian Army is a service-law remedy for redress of a grievance; it is not, merely because it is called a “statutory complaint”, a disciplinary complaint or a route for initiating court-martial proceedings. The governing provisions must be understood with reference to the status of the aggrieved person and the nature...
Read MoreWhen a married couple with children decides to divorce or legally separate, the issue of child custody often arises. Child custody refers to the legal and practical relationship between a parent and a child, including the rights and responsibilities of each parent. Here are some key points to understand about custody laws: Types of Custody:...
Read MoreIntroduction: Constitutional Rights and Duties: The Indian Armed Forces The armed forces of India serve as the guardians of national security, protecting the country from external threats and internal disturbances. In the pursuit of their duty, they must navigate the complex terrain of constitutional rights. This blog further delves into the constitutional rights of armed...
Read MoreWe understand the complexities of navigating the digital frontier. We aim to provide a comprehensive guide to the legal aspects of cyberspace and the law. Our goal is to help you understand the legal implications of the digital world and to assist you in safeguarding your online activities. The digital age has brought about unprecedented...
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