by Administrator | Oct 2, 2013 | Law Reviews, Legal and Professional Law
The Supreme Court of India is a self-governing and unprejudiced power to interpret and uphold the dignity of the Constitution. The Supreme Court is the absolute authority to harmonize the individual freedom and public control. The Court comprises of Chief Justice of...
by Administrator | Oct 2, 2013 | Law Reviews, Legal and Professional Law
The Governors of the Provinces and the Federations were conferred with concurrent jurisdiction to publicize ordinances to prevent grave threat to the harmony or peace of the Provinces within the territory of India and also to constitute Courts to penalize offenses....
by Administrator | Oct 1, 2013 | Law Reviews, Legal and Professional Law, Miscellaneous Laws
The official responsible for the Government of India and the political head of the State during the British rule is pointed out as the Secretary of the State. The post was created by the Government of India Act of 1858 when the express administration of Indian...
by Administrator | Oct 1, 2013 | Law Reviews, Legal and Professional Law
In India, the privileges and responsibilities of an Architect is governed by the Architects Act, 1972. An architect is a person affianced to present numerous services with setting up drawings, plans, and fashion buildings to facilitate approval from the authorities...
by Administrator | Oct 1, 2013 | Law Reviews, Legal and Professional Law
The Court directs Contempt of Court when a person or institution contravene or disregard the authority of the court. It is often referred as the power of the court to avert the acts which interrupt the proceedings of the court. In India, the Contempt of Courts Act,...
by Administrator | Sep 29, 2013 | Law Reviews, Legal and Professional Law
The advocates have stayed behind as a disarranged segment despite the fact that the legal occupation persisted for more than years. The recompense of pension, welfare account, benefits of retirement etc was not settled for these professionals. The lawyers were not...
