In this blog, we will broadly discuss the concept of human rights, classification, characteristics, genesis, treaties and conventions, and lastly the reasons why human rights fail to provide meaningful protection to all humanity. Introduction Every human is entitled to freedom …
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Introduction In the year of 2020, Bangladesh, the next Asian Tiger has ranked 50 out of 153 countries with a score of 72.6% in the Global Gender Gap Index. Bangladesh is ranked 1st among South Asian countries for the third …
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In this article, we will talk about legislation, different types of legislation emphasizing on delegated legislation, advantages of legislation and many more. Legislation is one of the major sources of law. The Origin of the term Legislation is from Latin. …
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In this blog, we will be discussing elaborately the doctrine of feeding the grant by estoppel, which is incorporated under section 43 of TPA, 1882. We will discuss the rules laid down in section 43, essential ingredients of section 43, …
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Legal theory or theories change with time. A theory can be appropriate for a time but can be useless for other period too. That’s why, with time many theories are emerging. In modern trends, there are five theories. Among these …
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All the theories in Jurisprudence basically tries to explain what law is and how it works. To define law or to understand how law works, these theories approach many subjects and disciplines like history, economics, sociology, psychology, politics, ethics, etc. …
In this blog we will discuss section 41 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. We will explain in detail who is an ostensible owner, the differences between ostensible owner and real owner, who cannot be ostensible owner, the rules …
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In this blog, we will be elaborately discussing the doctrine of lis pendens, which is incorporated under section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. We will discuss and analyze the underlying principle of the doctrine of lis pendens, …
In this blog, we will discuss the fraudulent transfer of property. The concept of fraudulent transfer of property is incorporated under section 53 of TPA – Transfer of Property Act, 1882. We will elaborately explain rules laid down by section …
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Introduction Section 403 and Section 404 of Indian Penal Code talks about criminal misappropriation of property. These two sections are discussed in chapter XVII of Indian Penal Code which is offences against property. In section 403, it talks about dishonest …
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