VOID AGREEMENTS

Void agreements are agreements which are not enforced by the law courts. Section 2(g) of the Indian Contract Act states that a void agreement is, “an agreement not enforceable by law”. Therefore the parties to the contract do not get any legal redress in the case of void agreements.

Void agreements arise due to the non-fulfillment of one or more conditions laid down by Section 10 of the Indian Contract Act. This Section states as follows:

For Instance :

The agreement is without any consideration, certain agreements that are against public policy, an agreement made by an agreement

By Tania Maria Joy

Introduction

Criminal conspiracy and joint liability are terms that go hand in hand. Joint liability is the liability that is shared by people who are conspired to an unlawful act. All the people who have agreed on doing an unlawful act, with criminal intent, will be jointly liable for the conspiracy.

Criminal Conspiracy can be defined as an act when two or more persons agree to do or cause to do:

• Any illegal acts.
• Any act is done through illegal means.

It is important to note that the objective to do such a crime is very

Program for College Ambassadors

The Legal Lock College Ambassador program is a new effort that aims to reach as many law students in India as possible while giving them the opportunity to learn new skills, interact with other law students, and improve their talents. It also offers a national platform for skill development.

What does a campus ambassador actually do?

Campus ambassadors serve as the organization’s and university’s point of contact. They serve as the organization’s primary point of contact, speak for it directly, and represent it on their campus.

These Ambassadors are enthusiastic and eager to learn more about

About the Organizers

The Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology (FIMT) is a prestigious NAAC-accredited college in Delhi. Established by the Fairfield Group of Institutions, it is an “A” Grade College approved by the Government of NCT of Delhi, affiliated to the esteemed Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, which is the first university established by the Government of Delhi.

The Fairfield -FIMT-School of Law, through persistent efforts, aims to explore and identify novel areas of law and policy through continuous engagement in developing legal theory and practice, academic potential, critical analytical abilities, and advocacy skills.

It intends to

About GNLU

Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), located in Gujarat, India, was established by the Government of Gujarat under the Gujarat National Law University Act, 2003 and is recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and University Grants Commission (UGC).

About VS Mani Center For Air And Space Law (VSMCASL)

VSMCASL was established in 2019 to engage in various ways in shaping the emerging discourse in the field of Air and Space Law.

The vision of the Center is to engage in improving the existing legal and policy framework for the facilitation and regulation of safe, secure, affordable, and

About NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

The National Academy of Legal Studies and Research, established in 1998, is eminent for providing outstanding legal education and carries forward the vision of creating a new generation of lawyers with unparalleled legal arguments.

About the Moot

The Moot Proposition can be accessed here: https://www.antitrustmoot.nalsar.ac.in/prop

Trilegal presents the 2^nd NALSAR-CCI Antitrust Moot, 2023 is set to happen in two stages: the Memorandum Elimination Round and the Oral Rounds.

The top 32 teams from the Memorandum Elimination Round qualify to the Oral Rounds. The Oral Rounds are scheduled to happen between April 14^th

The Justice Department urged a federal court appeals Thursday to reject former President Donald Trump’s sweeping claim of immunity from a slew of civil suits stemming from his actions and statements on Jan. 6, 2021.

“The United States respectfully submits that the Court should reject that categorical argument,” DOJ lawyers wrote in a 32-page brief submitted by acting Civil Division chief Brian Boynton.

It was a rare nod by the department to limit presidential immunity from lawsuits.

Longstanding court precedents protect presidents from civil litigation related to actions they take in their “official” capacity. But determining when presidents toggle between