'Employees who do not work directly for an organization, but are employed by a firm that has a contract to do specific work for the organization are known as contract labourers. Contract labour...

What do we mean by the term arrest?In general words arrest means apprehension of an individual by a legal authority that result in deprivation of liberty. According to Farlex[1] "Arrest" means...

What is CAA?The Citizenship Act of 1955 provides for the acquisition, definition and termination of Indian citizenship. In the past, the Act has been repeatedly updated; parliament passed the l...

Brief Facts: Avon Services v. Industrial Tribunal (1979) 1 LLJ 1(SC) is a landmark case in Indian labor law. The case dealt with the interpretation of Section 10 of the Industrial Disputes Act...

John Austin (1790-1859) was a lawyer who, by his analytical approach to law-making and legal positivism theory, developed Legal Systems worldwide. The reader need not be concerned with such hea...

Professional Ethics cannot be contained in a Bar Council rule nor traditional can't in the books but in new canons of conscience which will command the members of the calling of justice to obey...

The rule of law is undoubtedly one of the most powerful expressions and an often repeated political ideal in contemporary global discourse. A government that abides by the rule of law is seen a...

Humans are considered to be autonomous beings with a natural need to have control and confidentiality in certain aspects of their lives. This inherent and inalienable need for privacy in human be...