Article By: HASHIM AK, BBA LLB HONS STUDENT, GOVERNMENT LAW COLLEGE KOZHIKODE Abstract The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA), 2005, is a landmark legislation in India addressing domestic violence as a social issue, offering legal protection against physical, emotional, sexual, and economic abuse. It grants women rights…

A brief study on the concept “volenti non fit injuria” Article By: Bhanupriya Sharma Abstract volenti non fit injuria, a fundamental principle which translates “to a willing person, no injury is done.” The doctrine serve as defence in tort law. In this article we will delve into the historical developments…

Article By: Name: Pushkar Gulia, 2nd year ( B.A LLB Hons.), Himachal Pradesh National Law University Introduction: The Informed Consent is the backbone of the legally binding agreements which ensure that all parties understand the terms, risks, and implications before commencing of the contract. Without its agreements may turn to…

Article By: Shantanu Gupta , 1st year , BA.LLB of  NMIMS (Navi Mumbai) Generally, a person is liable for his own wrongful acts and one does not incur any liability for the acts done by others. In certain cases, however, vicarious liability, that is the liability of one person for…

“The Grant of preventive relief  Introduction to “ injunction” in brief”! Article By:  GAURASHWARI RATHOD BALLB( HONS) 1ST SEM, INDORE INSTITUTE OF LAW. ABSTRACT  Injunction as a specific relief under the provision of the law needs to be highlighted, where the legal duty of any person is being restrained from the…

Article By: Gaurashwari Rathod Introduction  Seeking the justice at the different doors of the courts , is quite obvious in nature, but filing the case at the court not competent to the former court results for the removal of such cases under the principle of “res judicata”, initially the principle…

Article By: Suryansh Tripathi In recent years, discussions surrounding sexual offences have gained significant traction, calling for a re-examination of existing laws. One of the most pressing issues in this discourse is the necessity for gender-neutral legislation. As society progresses and evolves, so too must our legal frameworks, ensuring that…

Article by: Shrinkhla Singh, B.BA, LL. B (Hons.) Student, VIT School of Law, Chennai Judge Bench A five-judge Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court of India presided over by Chief Justice Y.V. Chandrachud.[1], with Justice Ranganath Mishra, Justice A.D. Koshal, Justice D.A. Desai, and Justice E.S. Venkataramiah. Introduction Shah Bano…