Category: Legal Maxims

A Legal Maxim is an established principle or proposition. They are described as of the same strength and effect in the law as statutes.

Not only, will the use of maxims be in deciding doubt and helping soundness of judgment, but, further, in gracing argument, in correcting unprofitable subtlety, and reducing the same to a more sound and substantial sense of law, in reclaiming vulgar errors, and, generally, in the amendment in some measure of the very nature and complexion of the whole law.

26. Notice of suspension or revocation of license 0

26. Notice of suspension or revocation of license

26. Notice of suspension or revocation of license (1) Where the license of the Certifying Authority is suspended or revoked, the Controller shall publish notice of such suspension or revocation, as the case may...

17. Appointment of Controller and other officers 0

17. Appointment of Controller and other officers

(1) The Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint a Controller of Certifying Authorities for the purposes of this Act and may, also by the same or subsequent notification, appoint such...

6A. Delivery of service by service provider 0

6A. Delivery of service by service provider

6A. Delivery of service by service provider (1) The appropriate Government may, for the purposes of this Chapter and for efficient delivery of services to the public through electronic means authorise, by order, any service...

Notwithstanding 0

Notwithstanding

Meaning Nothing will withstand the instructions or procedure given in the words following the term “notwithstanding”. Explanation In law, the term notwithstanding is used to specify the operation of a law, which may be...

In the name of religion….. 0

In the name of religion…..

This article highlights the things that are done in the name of religion, in India, which would otherwise not be possible to do if the religious excuse was not present. Get a separate water...

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