Introduction The basic rule of this chapter is contained under section 177, which provides that every offence shall be tried by the Court in whose local jurisdiction it takes place. The subsequent section i.e., Ss. 178 – 188 enlarge the ambit of the ‘local jurisdiction’. It is intended to minimize the inconvenience that might be
Introduction General Agreement on Trades and Tariffs (GATT) was formed in 1947 as part of the Bretton Woods Agreement. GATT set up a series of negotiating rounds, which were primarily intended to reduce and gradually eliminate quotas, duties, and tariffs in respect of trade in goods. The basic objective of the GATT was to progressively
The Heckscher-Ohlin Theory The Heckscher-Ohlin theory explains why countries trade goods and services with each other, the emphasize being on the difference of resources between two countries. The theory presents the issue that international and interregional differences in production costs occur because of the differences in the supply of production factors. Factors of production include
Introduction MFN is a standard of treatment which has been linked by some to the principle of the equality of States; the prevailing view is that a MFN obligation exists only when a treaty clause creates it. In the absence of a treaty obligation (or for that matter, an MFN obligation under national law); nations
Meaning of Commutation of Sentence A commutation of sentences a reduction in sentence. In a commutation of sentence, a person is not absolved from a conviction completely, but, his/her punishment is substituted with a lesser punishment. For example, a death sentence may be commuted to a sentence of imprisonment for life. Scope of Power u/s.
Introduction The term rioting has been mentioned under section 146 of the IPC while Section 147 prescribes for the punishment of the rioting. In certain cases, like riot, criminal offences are being committed in public without any fear of being prosecuted by the police. Riot may be regarded as a form of civil disorder; whereby
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