Abstract Ownership and possession, though often used interchangeably, are not identical. The two concepts may appear to move hand in…

Introduction The Rule against Perpetuity is enshrined in Section 14 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. The word “perpetuity”…

Rousseau and Savigny on the Will of the People When we talk about the idea of the will of the…

Introduction The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (TPA) governs the transfer of immovable property in India. Two key provisions—Section 43…

Rule of Law The idea of the Rule of Law is most famously associated with A. V. Dicey, the English…

Understanding Separation of power and its implication in Indian Legal System with the landmark caselaw of Indra Gandhi V Raj Narain, challenging the election of Gandhi in House of People.

Let’s lay it straight—I’m not pitching this as gospel or some kind of bulletproof theory. This is observation, reasoning, and…

Doctrine of Basic Feature or Structure Possibility of invoking Spirit of Constitution as Limitation on Legislature Works in two ways:…

Crime, Criminality, and Society — Indian Law Perspective Introduction The Indian criminal law system has a rich historical background that…

Introduction The Indian criminal law system has a rich historical background that significantly influences its contemporary structure. Understanding the evolution…