Legopedia

Introduction All of us must have heard the word “trial”, and as for law students concern, the art of trial is something which everyone would be interested to learn. All…

The present article deals with the hierarchy of the court in India and what type of court usually found in our country’s judicial system. The Judicial system of law in…

The grant of citizenship stems from the right of such grantee to be provided with a political title to signify that they are a political subject to such a state.…

Introduction Article 51 of the Indian Constitution is a directive principle which focuses on the promotion of international peace and security. It is the duty of the State to promote…

The constituent assembly finally completed the constitution of India after hard work of almost three years in November 1949 and enacted in the year January 1950. The provisions under the…

Introduction The Constitution of India, 1950 lays down the Directive Principles of State Policy for the better functioning of the Nation. These Act as the driving force though not legally…

What is Law? The Black’s Law Dictionary defines law as the aggregate of legislation, judicial precedents, and accepted legal principles; the body of authoritative grounds of judicial and administrative action;…

 Introduction  The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is an act enacted by the parliament, keeping in view the resolution of disputes relating to the succession of the property after the death…

Section 374 of Indian Penal Code, 1860 discusses ‘unlawful compulsory labour’ which means forcing somebody unlawfully to work and against their will. Forced labour refers to situations in which individuals…

Introduction In India, the statutes governing the succession of property of an individual are either the acts based on religion or a general code that defines them all. In case…