Publications

Abstract Keywords Marital Rape, Women’s rights, Matrimonial Consent, Criminal Offence, Section 375, Sexual Intercourse, Right to life. Rape, Harassment, Marriage, Equality, Crime, Article 14, Article 21 Introduction In India, various provisions are made to safeguard women’s rights. Still, a large number of cases of domestic violence have been registered. In a recent report by National …

Legality Of Marital Rape- A Loophole In The Indian Legal System Read More »

Introduction People who do not feel that the gender assigned to them at birth matches their gender identity refer to themselves as transgender.[1] Various terms are used to describe a transgender person, such as trans or trans male or trans female. Transgender people use various methods to express their gender identities, such as dressing or …

An Analysis of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 Read More »

Abstract: Competitive bidding is one of the most prominent methods of selecting the best contractor for the project. It is used for the purpose of securing best goods and services at lower practicable price and to stimulate competition in market. There are two types of competitive bidding – open tender and selective tender. The energy …

Competitive bidding as means to energy law Read More »

INDEX SL NO TOPIC PAGE NO. 1 Abstract 2 2 Keywords 2 3 Introduction 2 4 Marital rape 2 5 Legal provisions regarding marital rape 3 6 Issues with marital rape exception 4 7 Lack of criminalisation of marital rape as a fundamental rights’ violation 4 8 Why marital rape should be criminalized? 4 9 …

CRIMINALIZATION OF MARITAL RAPE IN INDIA Read More »

INDEX Sr. No. Topics Page no. 1. Abstract 2 2. Keywords 2 3. Introduction 2 4. Mitakshara School 3 5. Debts Under Mitakshara Law 4 6. What is avyavaharika debt? 5 7. What is antecedent debt? 6 8. Dayabhaga School 6 9. Debts Under Dayabhaga Law 7 10. Difference between dayabhga and mitakshara law 8 …

Debts Under Mitakshara and Dayabhaga Law Read More »

CONTENT  Abstract Keywords Introduction Research Methodology Creativity Human creativity and Intellectual Property Types and characteristics Intellectual Property System Securing Intellectual Property Rights over TK Protection measures Legal options TK and IP Relationship Role of WIPO suggestions Conclusion ABSTRACT Specialized areas of law and policy-making the subject of intellectual property has come to the forefront of …

Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Protecting Traditional Knowledge and folklore infringement to bio-privacy Read More »

ABSTRACT The motive behind granting copyright protection is to safeguard the creation of someone’s skill, labor, and capital. Protection basically promotes creativity. It encourages the creators to come up with new ideas and their expressions. Copyright assures them that no other person will use their work without their permission or authorization. Still, if someone tries …

 Effectiveness of Remedies for Copyright Infringement in Global Perspective. Read More »

Introduction: It is to be mentioned with greater pre-eminence that Section-29A of Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (Code) with its profound contentious nature has witnessed a purposive interpretation of its clause – (h). The Supreme Court (SC) of India in the recent dispute of Bank of Baroda & Anr v. MBL Infrastructures Limited & Ors.[i] …

Section 29A (h) of IBC, 2016: A Judicial Approach & Elucidation Read More »

Abstract Despite India’s size and rapid development, crimes and other wrongdoing remain on the rise. Even though there are a lot of laws in India aimed at reducing and controlling crime, the number of crimes is still rising. Since the penalties are not severe enough for the offense, the offender has no fear of any …

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN INDIA, CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Read More »

Abstract“Lex uno ore omnes alloquitur” which means that everyone is equal before the eyes of the law which is an important principle which forms the basis of judicial proceedings across the world. The law treats everyone equally and this principle is enshrined in various provisions of the Indian Constitution. Article 14 of the Indian Constitution …

Critical Analysis On Right To A Fair Trial Under Indian Law Read More »

ABSTRACT 1 KEYWORDS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 CONCLUSION   ABSTRACT: The child born through assisted reproductive technology shall be deemed to be a biological child of the commissioning couple and the said child shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges available to a neutral child only from the commissioning couple under any law for …

ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LEGAL REGULATION OF SURROGACY Read More »

ABSTRACT “Do not punish the helpless, help the helpless”[1]as stated by Shri Justice Jahagirdar in his article titled “Attempt at Suicide-Crime or Cry” pricks on our consciousness to deal with suicide. It is evident that penalization of suicide is an anachronism in the society like ours. However, some proponents in favor of criminalization continue to …

DECRIMINALISATION OF SUICIDE IN INDIA:  NEED OF THE HOUR Read More »

“If the soul left in darkness sins will be committed. The guilty one is not he who commits the sin, but he who causes the darkness”. (Victor Hugo) Introduction- Victimisation is the term which is commonly used, meaning this term when a person becomes a victim of any offence committed against him. In continuance of …

ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN CONTEXT WITH SEXUAL VICTIMISATION Read More »

ABSTRACT Euthanasia is always under debate in our legal system. Many argue that if we bring euthanasia into practice , this will lead to disposing off people with incurable and debilitating diseases  from the society. This would be against the human rights of these persons. On the other hand many argue that, people with such …

EUTHANASIA  – RIGHT TO DIE WITH DIGNITY Read More »

–Utsav Aggarwal, 1st year, Symbiosis Law School, NOIDA Justice means that the individuals’ legitimate expectations under the law must be met, and they must be assured of the benefits provided by the laws and other rights. Individual rights and the common good are attempted to be reconciled through justice. It emphasizes the idea of equality. …

THE IDEA OF JUSTICE BY JOHN RAWLS AND HOW THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION INHERITS IT Read More »

ABSTRACT Prenuptial agreements are increasingly commonly utilized around the globe as practical mechanisms for defining the rights of spouses throughout the duration of the marital relationship and also in case of its dissolution. However, the Indian government has shown reluctance to provide legal standing to such documents. Particularly unclear is the Indian attitude toward premarital agreements.  In …

PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENTS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF LAW AND SOCIETY Read More »

                                  “The value of an idea lies in the using of it”                             -Thomas Edison (Inventor) Abstract Intellectual Property Rights is usually considered as innovative ideas, creations which can be protected by an individual, by the overarching virtue of right to property provided under the constitution. The Parliament has come up with many rules and …

 INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS : AN OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN LAW Read More »

Abstract Keywords                                                                                                Introduction                                                                                            Objective                                                                                                 Methodology Literature review                                                                                    Important provisions of the act Critical analysis of the act Conclusion Abstract The Andhra Pradesh Assembly enacted the Disha Bill, 2019, after being shaken by a horrendous and violent rape on the outskirts of Hyderabad that shook the entire country and made legislators recognise the necessity for severe …

Disha act overview Read More »

Abstract                                                                                                                  1 Keywords                                                                                                               1 Introduction                                                                                                           1& 2 Pros and cons of capital punishment                                                                      2 Capital punishment in U.S.A.                                                                                3 Capital punishment in England                                                                              3 Capital punishment in Germany                                                                             3 Capital punishment in Australia                                                                             4 Capital punishment in Bulgaria                                                                              4 Capital punishment in India                                                                                    4&5 Research methodology                                                                                            5 Review of literature                                                                                                5&6 Suggestion                                                                                                              6&7 Conclusion                                                                                                              8 …

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: PROS AND CONS Read More »

Abstract                                                                                                                                1 Keywords                                                                                                                             2 Introduction                                                                                                                          2 Section 265 A – Section 265 L, Crpc                                                                                3-5 Types of Plea Bargaining                                                                                                     6 Salient features of Plea Bargaining                                                                                      7 Pros and Cons of Plea Bargaining                                                                                      7-8 Indian Judiciary and Plea Bargaining                                                                                  9 Indian and American model of Plea Bargaining                                                                 9 Research Methodology                                                                                                       10 Review of Literature                                                                                                           10 Suggestions                                                                                                                         …

OVERVIEW ON THE CONCEPT OF PLEA BARGAINING UNDER THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM Read More »

ABSTRACT Asia is known for its wildlife and wild animals roaming the forest. Today, animals are hunted and poached for personal gain to the extent that wild species are extinct. People  all over the world are interested in buying animal body parts because they believe that dead animals  give them a position in society and …

Black Marketing of animal body parts and poaching of tigers in asia, laws made to end this vicious circle Read More »

Abstract The concept of live in relationship is a recent development. It means cohabitation between two members of the opposite sex who live together without marriage. Live in relationships are relatively new in India as compared to the western world but are becoming more commonplace nowadays. It is not recognized by the Hindu marriage Act, …

Position of Live In relationship in India Read More »