Powers of American Congress

1. The American Congress The American federal legislature congress is bicameral. It consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate....

Background of American Constitution

1. Menace of the French and the Spaniards So long as the menace of the French and the Spaniards existed in North American, these colonies me...

5th Amendment of American Constitution

1. Rights in Criminal Cases No person shall be4 held to answer for a capital or otherwise infamous crime unless on a presentment or indictme...

14th Amendment of American Constitution

1. Civil Rights All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject o the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United State...

Advantages and Disadvantages of Law

1. What is Law The term “Law” in its widest sense means “a rele of action”, i.e., any standard or principle according to which certain acts ...

Withdrawal and Transfer of Suits

1. Introduction Provision of section 24, without specifying any grounds, empowers to High Court and District Court to transfer, withdraw and...

Jurisdiction of Civil Courts

1. Introduction The concept of jurisdiction is very important in law, because the courts get the power, and authority, to inquire into facts...