Third Party Information Under RTI Act, 2005 – Under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, there may be cases where the information requested by an applicant contains third-party information. Third-party information refers to information that belongs to a person or organization other than the applicant and the public authority. The RTI Act provides a…
The Indian High Courts Act 1911, Certain amendments were made to the Indian High Court Act, 1861 by the Indian High Court Act 1911. (1) Increase in the number of judges of the High Court The maximum number of High Court judges in India including the Chief Justice was fixed to twenty. (2) Power to…
Methods of Balance of Power – The Balance of Power is neither a gift of God nor an act of nature, but essentially a human contrivance for which the man has to work constantly. To maintain balance of power, the following techniques are being used: (i) Alliances and Counter-Alliances | Methods of Balance of Power…
A consumer of goods refers to any person who: Definitions – Defect – According to Section 2(10) of CPA, 2019, “defect” means any fault, imperfection or shortcoming in the quality, quantity, potency, purity or standard which is required to be maintained by or under any law for the time being in force or under any…
Everyone has a ‘Right to Reputation’. Defamation is the unlawful and therefore punishable offense of damaging a person’s reputation (without just cause or legitimate excuse) by inflicting hatred, contempt, or ridicule. If you damage the reputation of others, do so at your own risk, just like infringing on proprietary rights. Winfield defines defamation as “publication…
Supreme Court at Calcutta Under the Charter of 1774, On March 26, 1774, the Charter was granted for the establishment of the Supreme Court in Calcutta by King George III.The Supreme Court was established on 22nd October, 1774, and It started functioning in January, 1775. This is the first attempt to create a separate and…