This Article is written by Hitakshi Maggo from Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology INTRODUCTION Registration of documents is most important part of any of your transactions because with the help of it you can easily prevent your upcoming problems in standard way. Suppose you want to buy house but without its proper documentation you are not going to its legal owner it doesn’t matter if you paid for that or not, to prove yourself you should have registered your documents in your name. The procedure of recording and safeguarding original copies of a document with an authorised ..read more

This Article is written by Bharatee Preeya A.K. student of Alliance University.  Introduction: We consider the environment to be a part of our everyday lives since our history began. Sooner or later, we lost track, and as a result of globalization and industrialization, concern for the environment had long since faded away. It had not been the case for a long time as the concern for nature and nature for the future had increased rapidly. There are British laws in India concerning environmental concerns, but there was a void somewhere. In both international forums as well as Indian forums ..read more

This Article is written by Varnika Verma student of  Chanakya Law College, Kumaun University, Uttarakhand INTRODUCTION: The Apex Court in the recent case of “Ajit Mohan and Ors. vs. Legislative Assembly National Capital Territory and Ors.” focused on long-lasting oral arguments by lawyers as a noteworthy cause in judicial system in the nation. The Court observed in the case of Facebook-Delhi Assembly, that the courtroom have become “a competing coliseum of who gets to argue for long hours”, the Bench accentuate the requirement of restriction on the time period for arguments by a ..read more

This Article is written by Bharatee Preeya A.K. student of Alliance University. Introduction: India’s parliamentary system has been plagued by the politics of defection. A defected individual who defected from one party and joined another signifies that they crossed the floor. It is possible for a government to be toppled when supporters defect to the opposition, converting it from a minority party to a majority party. Defection is undemocratic as it negates the electoral verdict. A party that fails to get a majority through the election may yet be able to maneuver a majority in the house and ..read more

HIBA A gift is a transfer of property ownership from one live person to another living person for no monetary payment. Gifts are referred to as ‘Hiba’ in Islamic law. To be more specific, the term “gift” has a broad connotation and refers to all types of non-monetary transfers of ownership. The term ‘Hiba,’ on the other hand, has a limited meaning. It is primarily transmitted inter vivos, or between living individuals. “Hiba is an unconditional transfer of ownership of an existing property, made immediately and without any compensation,” Hedaya explains. The definition of a gift and the subjec ..read more

INTRODUCTION Arbitration is the process through which an arbitrator is appointed to provide a binding solution to a dispute between two consenting parties. It is a way of resolving conflicts and disputes outside of the court which saves both time and money. In India the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 deals with domestic and international commercial arbitration matters. The Act was Amended in 2015 and then again in 2019. The Act, 1996 is categorized into two parts. Part I deals with important provisions that deal with domestic arbitration and International commercial arbitration procedu ..read more

ABOUT ORGANISATION Lex Repository is committed to provide Articles based upon legal subjects and it covers all the issues associated with them. It focuses to provide content on the subjects that are not commonly discussed. The ultimate aim is to add insights to our readers and adding novel concepts to their knowledge. Lex Repository is proud to announce Article Writing Competition, in the interest of proud Writers on the occasion of International Human Rights. ABOUT INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December – the day on which the United Nations Gener ..read more

A lapsed patent is a patent that has become ineffective because the fee stipulated by the Patent Law has not been paid. It should be noted that patent owners can request the restoration of expired patents. Such a request for recovery must be made within 18 months from the date the patent expires. Patent law provides certain guarantees against the restoration of expired patents. Therefore, the patent will cease to be valid if the prescribed fee is not paid within the prescribed period under Article 53 of the Act or within the period permitted under Article 142 of the Act. In a defined manner, t ..read more

This Article is written by Ashima Gupta student of VIPS, Delhi. BACKGROUND The Amendment of Section 6 in the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 relates to the devolution of intestate succession property. Under The Hindu Succession Act of 1956 females were prohibited from gaining any portion of property interest. The wife was also not regarded as a direct bloodline of the dead.In 2005 the 1956 Act was revised and the survivorship phenomenon was amended by an amendment to section 6. The succession was classified as either Intestate or Testamentary succession. Testamentary is the way through ..read more

This Article is written by Bharatee Preeya A.K. student of Alliance University. Introduction: The development of high-speed transport and an expansion of international trade have led to a growing number of people traveling across the globe for various purposes such as education or job search. In turn, this led to the development of international private law. The conflict of law or Private International law is a branch of jurisprudence arising from the law of various nations that applies to private citizens of various countries who interact or transact business with each other. Private internat ..read more