Case Analysis: Municipal Corporation of Delhi vs Female Workers (Muster Roll)

Throughout the decades the definition and stance of feminism have varied from individual to individual. Seeing Like a Feminist, is a book written by Nivedita Menon and the focus of this work, is feminist ways of observing gendered modes of power (Menon 2012, p.X). Out of the numerous cases provided, I focus on sexual division of labor, focusing on domestic labor and how it is portrayed as a task that only women can fulfill. This case is important and powerful because domestic labor is common amongst women and unfortunately there is no protection for them due to domestic labor not being seen as a job rather as a hobby.

The appeal failed. As the plaintiff voluntarily confined itself to the two correspondences and thus chose not to sue in Victoria, these two letters, under New South Wales law, did not amount to a new contract, and the plaintiff was not protected by the offer and acceptance rule. The majority embraced the view that the result was tried on a conventional basis and would have been judged differently if the Plaintiff had not demanded the case to be determined in Sydney.

The Indian Act is still considered to be an extremely invasive and historically paternalistic piece of legislation in that it gives the Canadian federal government the authority to regulate important aspects of aboriginal life that were once governed by the aboriginal people. This authority encompasses control over the political system, cultural and traditional practices, possession of land, and even goes as far as setting a criterion to be considered as a status Indian.

The reasons for judgment was then appealed to the District Court according to s. 149 of the Weapons Act, which permits an appeal on a question of the law. The District Court judge allowed the appeal on the bases that the magistrate has wrongly applied, as “the primary test”, the test that was set out in s 138(3) of the Weapons Act for possession of modern handguns and failed to give proper consideration to the evidence as to the pistols being a collectable

Facts of the case (Summary of facts of case and its journey to Supreme Court)

The matter was presented to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) and AAT has different views on this matter and AAT considered the historical Cases and

Certainly, the gender is fundamental cause of health disparities among the Indian workers regarding to their working in a conservative country that doesn’t allow for women to do the male jobs. Furthermore, the common is to leave the men their countries to work outside, and the mothers will stay at home regarding their ability in taking care of their

The Court was hearing an appeal by the CCI against the order dated Feb. 15, 2010 of the Tribunal in Steel Authority of India Ltd. v. Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. Jindal Steel had

The trial judge instructed the jury not to consider LM’s statements when deciding the appellant’s case. The appellant’s grounds for appeal to the High Court, were that these statements should have been considered.

According to the Act, it was worth noting that the women (mothers) were entitled to benefits with a directive from the Courts, that

Elsewhere in the world the women’s rights movement has also made progress in achieving its goals. In nearly every nation, women have the right to vote and hold public office. Aided by the UN Commission on the Status of Women 1946, women in many nations have gained legal rights and fuller access to education, along with respect as being equal to men in dignity and importance. At the same time, the idea of female equality remains in conflict with some traditional values and concepts of gender roles, and in many traditional societies, and in many Muslim nations, the role of women has remained the same, with their rights much more limited than those of men. Moreover the growth of industrialization in non-Western nations have destroyed some traditional economic arrangements that favored women and has made underpaid factory labor often the only work available to them. Today women are allowed to work in some parts of the world some religion does not allow women to work outside of the home, but women's suffrage has changed a lot and for the

Women’s rights have changed drastically throughout history. From being suppressed/not considered persons to having equal rights to men. Subsequently, with the help of rights activists such as the famous 5 and the equal rights liberation movement in the 1960’s, women have gained equality and freedom. Voting rights, the person’s case, fashion and job opportunities/advancements are just a few examples of the journey women have taken on the path to equal rights. These changes are soon to develop the controversial society we live in now. “The purpose of a woman's life is just the same as the purpose of a man’s life: that she may make the best possible contribution to the generation in which she is living” -Louise Mckinney .

First, women must come together to push for our rights. The rallies that happened on International Women’s Day showed that there is still gender inequality. Women and men should be represented equally in the work force. The rallies stirred some officials to look in the perspective of woman. Next, women should be encouraged to pursue occupations that most men control. Women shouldn’t feel like their limited to nannies or maid occupations.

A conference relating to this appeal from the findings of the examining agent is requested

The modern world has resulted in earnings, wages and salaries for the women similar to that of men, but the women are continuously facing inequalities in the work force (Andal 2002). This can be attributed to the pre-established notion that women shall not be given access to finance or communication with the world outside of the home which is highly unethical and unfair (Eisenhower, 2002). In the past, they were considered as the underprivileged ones which were not thought of having equal rights but this fact has changed now. For instance, the status of women can be explicitly defined as the equality and the freedom of the women.