In the realm of contract law, a breach is any violation of the contractual obligations stated in the terms and conditions of the legally binding contract. A breach might range from late payment...

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has been a subject of intense debate in India for decades. Enshrined as a Directive Principle of State Policy under Article 44 of the Indian Constitution, the UCC s...

The Indian Courts are notoriously infamous for a ginormous backlog in its judicial system. So much so that many who are aggrieved don't seek litigation as a source of remedy because of ineffici...

Principles of Hindu LawA Hindu father or another managing member has the power to make a gift, within reasonable limits, of ancestral immovable property for pious purposes. However, such aliena...

In this article we talk about the impact of technology in the Indian legal system as we are moving towards modernization of India's Civil Procedure Code. As we know, CPC was enacted in the year...

The Civil Procedural Code, 1980 was initially with a view to have a fixed civil procedure in all the courts. The code also has doctrines, not only provisions and rules. Which are to be applicab...

Chapter X - Finding And Decree Details of Decree and Extract from the Decree The decree includes, if necessary, orders for custody, damages, and costs. Where the petition includes a request for...

Section II. - Decrees. Decree Nisi in Suits for Dissolution or Nullity If a finding is arrived at, the Judge may dismiss the petition or pronounce a substantive decree if the case of the peti...

Pursuing a court case to claim ancestral property in India involves several steps and understanding the legal framework surrounding inheritance and property rights. Below is a general outline o...

(1880) 5 AC 714 HL. 14. Postponement of Vesting. In Sisir v. Ajit AIR 1938 Cal 466:42, it was held that upon the death of the testator, the estate vested in the son, and the vesting was not po...