Social status – Society is understood as a network of social interactions and interconnection. We cannot expect everyone to respond to stimuli in the same way in every interaction situation. Because everyone has their own identity, which already exists before entering a social situation. Example: A husband expects a sexual response from his wife, but…
The name “liberty” comes from the Latin word “Liber,” which means “free from all shackles.” It signifies that one can do whatever one wants, regardless of the circumstances. However, liberty does not allow a person to do anything they choose. Liberty in the sense of total freedom from all limitations is not conceivable. Such liberty…
State Commission – Under Section 42 of the CPA, 2019 the State Government shall, by notification, establish a State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, to be known as the State Commission, in the State. Composition | State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission Each State Commission shall consist of- Qualifications for appointment [Section 43] Vacancy | State Consumer…
Distinction between State and Society, The terms society and state have frequently been used interchangeably. Aristotle, for example, recognised no distinction between the State and society. As a result, the Greek city-states were said to coexist with society. These two terms “society and state” are frequently used interchangeably, yet they differ in several ways. The…
New Delhi: The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a trial court might call additional accused and try them together or separately depending on the stage of hearing in a criminal case. A five-judge Constitution bench gave guidelines on the trial court’s procedure. The bench stated that if the trial court finds evidence or files…
(Vicarious Liability of State) In England, under the Common Law, the king could not be sued in tort either for wrongs actually authorized by it or committed by its servants in the course of their employment. The individual wrongdoer was only personally responsible and he could not take the defence of orders of the Crown…