Doctrine of pleasure under Indian Constitution
Doctrine of Pleasure in Indian constitution Introduction: The civil services were introduced by British in India. The doctrine of pleasure …
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Reasons for the growth of delegated legislation in India
Reasons for the growth of delegated legislation in India Introduction The word legislation is combination of two different word legis …
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Legislative procedures of parliament
LEGISLATIVE PROCEDURES OF PARLIAMENT Introduction : Article 107 of the Indian constitution deals with the legislative procedures of the parliament. …
Doctrine of Pious Obligation and Antecedent Debts
DOCTRINE OF PIOUS OBLIGATION AND ANTECEDENT DEBTS Under the Hindu mythology and the digests of the Hindu religion, repayment of …
Transferable and Non Transferable Property – Transfer of Property Act, 1882
TRANSFERABLE AND NON TRANSFERABLE PROPERTY The transferability of property is the general rule and non-transferability is an exception It is …
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Meaning and features of a public corporation
Meaning and features of a public corporation A public corporation is a legal entity established by a law passed by …
Disqualification as to Succession – Hindu succession Act, 1956
Disqualification as to succession under Hindu Succession Act, 1956 The family law covers a lot more topics regarding succession, marriage, …
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Termination Of Agency (Section 201 – 210 of Indian Contract Act, 1872)
Termination Of Agency (Section 201 – 210 of Indian Contract Act, 1872) Section 201 mentions various modes of the termination …
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Transferable Property and Non-transferable Property
Transferable Property and Non-transferable Property What is transferable property? Meaning of transferable property: – Section 6 to the transfer of …
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Family Courts under the Family Courts Act, 1984
Family Courts The Family Courts Act, 1984 provides for establishment of Family Courts by the State Governments in consultation with …