A Study on the Transfer of Property by an Ostensible Owner
January 22, 2023The researcher in the present study has broadly dwelled into the provision of Section 41 (Transfer of Property by Ostensible Owner) of the Transfer of Property Act by examining its applicability with the aid of various landmark cases laws such as Ramkoomar Koondoo v. John and Mari Mcqueen and Jaya Dayal Poddar v. Bibi Hazra etc. It is aimed to understand the relevance of the topic by reaching out to the objectives of the present manuscript. Review of Literature Yuvraj Dilip Patil, his research article titled “Ostensible Ownership Vis a Vis Benami Transaction in India”, has helped the researcher in conceptual understanding of the present study as it examined…
Advanced Certificate Course on Enforcement of Fundamental Rights
It is with profound pleasure, humility, and anticipation that we launch our Advanced Certificate Course on Enforcement of Fundamental Rights. In order to assure a well-designed framework and comprehensive knowledge, our Content Board collaborated with renowned scholars…
Excessive Litigation in South Africa for Medical Malpractice
An article stated that “South Africa is witnessing a sharp increase in medical malpractice litigation as patients increasingly become aware of their rights in a setting of an overburdened health system with limited resources.” This view is…
The Theory of Broken Window and Crimes in India – A Socio-Legal Analysis
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Equal Pay for Equal Work – A Pipe Dream for the time being
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Blue Water Economy in India – Is there a need for a revolution?
Concerning economics, a blue economy means the preservation of marine resources in a country. It involves those economic activities that are engaged with the various mechanisms of the oceans. As the world is made up of more…
Human Trafficking to Human Rights – A Long Path to Cover
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The Jurisprudence of John Doe Orders in the Indian and Western Context
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Right to Die – A Socio-Legal take with special reference to Common Cause v. Union of India
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The Curious Case of Kulbhushan Jadhav – The Enforceability Conundrum
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Legal Protection accorded to Fashion in India – Dressed to Nines?
The Fashion Industry is a 1.4 trillion dollar industry worldwide. It is an industry that keeps ever-evolving by producing brand-new creations, and innovations and becoming state-of-the-art. The Fashion industry is expanding at a fast pace and has…
Stature of an Unborn – Do Unborns have a Right to Life?
There is a common misconception that a person’s brain and physical development begins when the infant is born from the mother’s womb. However, we often underestimate the importance of the womb, which is where life begins. We…
The Key Developments in BioTechnology and its Socio-Legal Impact – Creation of Techno-Legal Awareness
Biotechnology encompasses a vast field of biology. The word biotechnology essentially refers to using living organisms in the development or manufacture of products or to some other technology-based implementation that utilizes biological mechanisms, living beings, or variants…
Going Nuclear – Conformity of the Indian Nuclear Law with Constitutional Law and International Agreements
Although India is not a signatory to any of the Non-Proliferation treaties, it has declared that it would not deploy nuclear arms for the first time and is committed to the idea of non-proliferation. Nuclear energy legislation…
Mining the Rat Hole – The Quest for Black Gold – An Analysis from the International Law and Human Rights Perspective
Coal, also known as Black Gold is a very valuable commodity in everyday use. It is the most used fuel in Thermal Power generation and has a variety of uses in scenarios where electronics or other canned…
Competition, Oligopolistic Market, Cartelling, and afarpooling Dominance?
Competition has existed since the dawn of mankind. A flexible and dynamic market economy requires competition in the marketplace, which is the process of business firms competing for clients. Competing manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers are encouraged…
