The separation of powers divides the machinery of government into three branches, namely the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. This not only prevents the domination of power, but al...

Under the Indian Contract Act, 1872 Section 2(h) (a) provides that any agreement that is enforceable by law is a contract. Agreement in simple terms, can be defined as a promise. Even though al...

Meaning; Judicial review is the process by which a court declares an unconstitutional law invalid or void. Judicial review empowers the judiciary to keep up with the check and balance system b...

The Constitution of India is the supreme legal and living document. Which consists of fundamental principles, procedures, practices, rights, responsibilities, powers, and duties of the state. I...

Custom as a source of law is considered to, be important for not only understanding the people, but also knowing about the progress of societies. It is one of the oldest sources of law, and req...

Meaning; Delegation of the Legislative power has been defined as, an act of delegating an authority with the responsibility to act on behalf of the superior, who has given them that power to e...

Fundamental rights, are the rights conferred by the Part III of the Indian Constitution from Article 12 to 35. Fundamental Rights, as the name suggests these are one of the most important sourc...