The concept of res judicata is embodied under section 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. It is also known as the rule of conclusiveness of judgment, as it concludes a judgment in a way th...

Introduction: Understanding the Gender GapThe gender gap represents disparities between men and women across multiple dimensions, including education, employment, political representation, and ...

Same-sex marriage refers to the legal union of two individuals of the same gender. While it has been a contentious issue in many parts of the world, significant strides have been made toward it...

In recent years, Aadhaar has emerged as one of India's most widely accepted identification tools, used across domains to streamline access to services and verify individual identity. Aadhaar's ...

The Realist Movement is a part of the sociological approach and it is sometimes called the "left wing of the functional school" It differs from the Sociological School as it is little...

India has witnessed a splendid rise in foreign companies placing their stakes in Indian businesses since it opened its economy in 1991. The rise in foreign investment in India has also risen du...

To answer this question, it is important to first discuss what mortgage is. The Oxford Dictionary defines mortgage as, "a legal agreement by which a bank, building society, etc. lends money at ...

Introduction: Poverty cannot restrict the right to justice Section 304 of CrPC, and Article 39A of the Indian Constitution respectively mention, legal aid to accused at state expense in certain ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of entertainment law, certain contractual clauses continue to raise eyebrows and spark debates. Recently, on my blog Yourlegalsensei, I explored "The Legal L...

Analytical school of Jurisprudence is based on the legal maxim, 'Ubi civitas ibi lex' which signifies 'where there is State, there will not be anarchy' and therefore, the underlying principle o...