Extortion- Section 383 (Definition & Meaning)
Extortion- Section 383 (Definition & Meaning)
Whoever intentionally puts any person in a fear of any kind of injury to...
ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT -1996
ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996
INTRODUCTION AND OBJECT OF THE ACT-
The Law of Arbitration is enumerated in the arbitration and conciliation...
Fundamental Duties - (Need, Importance & Types)
Fundamental Duties - (Need, Importance & Types)
Fundamental Duties - Need and Importance -
Like Fundamental Rights are important for...
Citizenship (Meaning & Classification/Types)
What is the Meaning of a Citizenship?
A Citizenship is  a legal status acquired by a person. Citizenship is often acquired by...
White Collar Crimes (Meaning & Definition)
White Collar Crimes (Meaning & Definition)
What are White Collar Crimes?
The violation of law committed by a person or group...
Penology (Meaning, definition, Characteristics)
Penology (Meaning, definition, Characteristics)
What is Penology? What are its characteristics?
Penology is the study of punishment in its relation to crime. It...
Schools of Criminology
TYPES OF SCHOOLS UNDER CRIMINOLOGY -
There are certain schools that are formed under Criminology. These are -
Demonological or...
Criminology ( Meaning and definition)
What is Criminology?Â
Criminology in its literal sense means, "a systematic study of the criminals". Criminology is that science which talks...
 Indira Nehru Gandhi (Petitioner)
v.
Raj Narain & Another (Respondent)
CASE NUMBER -Â Review Petition in Civil Appeal Nos. 887 and 909 of 1975.
EQUIVALENT CITATION -Â 1976- (003)-SCC-0321-SC-1977-AIR-0069-SC
DATE...
 Contract (Definition)
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The term Contract has been defined under Section 2 (h) of the Indian Contract Act ,1872. It defines a Contract as an Agreement...
Easement (defined & explained)
An easement gives one person a non-possessory right to go on to another person's real property without possessing it. That property...
Delegatus non potest delegare ( Definition & Explanation)
This is a Latin term which means- a delegate cannot delegate. A person to whom an authority or...
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