SRD Law Notes

National Emergency (Article 352)

1) Introduction           The Constitution of India Provides three types of Emergencies  - National Emergency (Article …

Effects of Proclamation of Emergency Emergency

Introduction :       The Constitution of India Provides three types of Emergencies  - National Emergency (Article 352), S…

Meaning and appointment of ad hoc judges under the Constitution of India

Meaning :            Ad hoc, it is Latin phrase which means "for this" and in English, this almost always means…

Impeachment of a Supreme Court Judge

Introduction          A Supreme Court  Judge can resign from office by writing to the President or can be removed by rec…

Distinction / Difference between Robbery and Dacoity

There is no difference between robbery and dacoity except in the number of offenders. Robbery is dacoity, if the persons …

Difference between Common Intention and Common Object

No        Common Intention         Common Object 1 Meaning :   Criminal ac…

Acquisition of Possession

Introduction :                   Possession is one of the most Important concepts in the whole range of Legal History. …

Distinction/ Difference between Possession and ownership

No          Possession      Ownership 1 Meaning: “Possession” literally mean…

Rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee

Definition of Lease :   A lease of immovable property is a transfer of a right to enjoy such property, made for a certai…

Leases Of Immovable Property, Definition and Essentials of the Valid lease

Definition of lease Under Section 105 of Transfer of Property Act :                A lease of immovable property is a tr…

Difference between Mortgage and Lien

No      Mortgage     Lien 1 Definition :     A mortgage is the transfer…