Useful articles on Indian Laws

Constitution of India is a scared document. Indian constitution includes the characteristics of main Constitutions of World. Indian Constitution is a result of continues attempt, study, discussion, thinking and hard work of drafting committee during the period of 2 years 11 month and 18 days.

Right to assemble
Article 19(1)(b) in constitution of India provide that all citizens of India have the right to assemble peaceably and without arms. The right of assembly includes the right to hold meetings and to take out processions.

The word ‘Hindu’ is extremely popular and famous term. Generally, every person is known to it. But, the subject of concern is that this term has not been defined till now.

Preamble of Indian Constitution is the key to open the mind of the makers, and shows the general purpose for which they made the several provision in the Indian Constitution. Preamble help us to understand the objectives of the Indian Constitution.

Fundamental duties
The original format of the constitution was not containing Fundamental Duties. Fundamental right were added but fundamental duties were left. Later, it was found to have fundamental duties to be introduced.

Indian Constitution
Indian Constitution is a unique constitution. It is the largest written liberal democratic constitution of the world. Indian Constitution provides for a mixture of federalism and Unitarianism, and flexibility and with rigidity.

Fundamental rights in Indian Constitution
An important and achievement of the constitution of India is inclusion of fundamental rights in it.
These fundamental rights are like a gift and boom for the Indians who had suffered by foreign rule for years

Constituent assembly
In 1934, M N Roy first proposed the idea of forming a constituent assembly of India. Later in 1935 an official demand for a constituent assembly was taken up by the Congress Party. The British accepted this demand and under the Cabinet Mission plan of 1946, elections were held for the formation of the constituent assembly.

What is company?
Meaning of company: The word ‘Company’ is derived from the Latin word ( Com = with or together , panis = bread ), and is originally referred to an association of persons who took their meal together. In the leisurely past, merchants took advantage of festivals gatherings, to discuss business matters.

PIL
Public interest litigation (PIL) in India is a legal mechanism that allows citizens to approach the courts to seek relief for issues of public concern.

The law of torts is a branch of civil law that deals with wrongful acts or omissions that result in injury or harm to another person or their property.

The Indian Evidence Act: An Overview
The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, is a legal act in India that lays out the rules and regulations for the admissibility of evidence in a court of law. The act applies to all judicial proceedings in India, whether it is a civil or criminal case.