Living Wills and Advance Medical Directives in India
A Citizen’s Guide Based on the Supreme Court’s 2023 Judgment Introduction In a major boost to personal autonomy, the Supreme Court of India has empowered citizens to make informed…
Emojis and their Legal Implications in India
On June 8th, 2023, a Canadian Court in a recent case ruled that a “thumbs-up” emoji sent in a text conversation counts as a valid expression of acceptance of the…
RERA
Comparative and Critical Analysis of MOFA and RERA
The Maharashtra Ownership Flats Regulation of Promotion of Construction (Sale Management and Transfer) Act, 1963 (MOFA) and The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 and Rules 2017 RERA are…
Advocates Protection Bill, 2021
Introduction The Bar Council of India has constituted a draft called the Advocates Protection Bill for the protection and functioning of the professional duties of the advocates and extends to…
Everything you need to know about ‘The Model Tenancy Act, 2021’
Introduction The Model Tenancy Act, 2021 has established Rent authority towards fulfilling the interests and rights of both the landlord and tenant. With the increase of freelancing culture, remote-work, globalisation…
The Statutory Difference between Pledge and Lien
INTRODUCTION One party lends any property or amount of money to the other party is called the borrower and eventually builds a relationship of trust. All the transactions taken place…
Research and Rules of Public Interest Litigation
Introduction Law establishes equality amongst the citizens. As the name suggests, this kind of litigation is for the interest of public. Public Interest Litigation can cover any issues which could…
National Legal Services Authorities Act
Introduction Everyone is equal before the law. but unfortunately there are many instances where a certain section of the society does get discriminated. This can be racial or financial. To…
Statutory difference between Mortgage and Charge
Introduction Each and every transaction will fall under the ambit of trust and possibly related with buying or selling. These transactions are built upon a specific relationship between the parties.…
Lok Adalats – A Dispute Resolution Mechanism
Introduction Lok Adalat can be considered as an Alternate Dispute Redressal System. It is an available option to the resolve the dispute which could be pending at the court of…