Case Title: Anuradha Bhasin vs Union of India Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: Writ Petition (Civil) No. 1031 of 2019, Writ Petition (Civil) No. 1064 of 2019, Petitioner Name: Anuradha Bhasin, Ghulam Nabi Azad Respondent Name: Union of India Judges: Justice N.V. Ramana, Justice R. Subhash Reddy and Justice B.R Gavai Date of Judgment: …
Facts: 1. N.K Sharma, the Respondent, was working in the JAG (Judge Advocate General) department and also received training for AVM (Air Vice Marshal), hoping to be promoted to the rank of AVM. 2. Even though being qualified for the promotion, no board was made to fill empty position. 3. Then, the disagreement happened, and …
Case Brief Union of India & Ors vs Air Commodore NK Sharma (17038) (2023) 4 SCC 1 Read More »
DATE OF JUDGEMENT- NOVEMBER 18, 2021 CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1410 OF 2021 BENCH: JUSTICES UDAY UMESH LALIT, S.RAVINDRA BHAT AND BELA M. TRIVEDI. DECIDED BY: SUPREME COURT OF INDIA (apex court of the country). YEAR-2021 1. FACTS- The facts involved in the case have been framed as the accused named, Satish who was involved in …
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Facts The case involves a trademark dispute between two parties, the petitioner and the respondent, concerning their respective marks “Fair and Handsome” and “Glow and Handsome.” The petitioner, Emami Limited, has been using their trademark since 2005. They allege that the respondent’s more recent mark, introduced in 2020, infringes their established brand identity. The petitioner …
Emami Limited vs Hindustan Unilever Limited on 9 April, 2024 Read More »
Deepika Singh v. Union of India, (2022) revolves around the decision of the Supreme Court of India, which dealt with the interpretation of maternity laws in India. Case Title : Deepika Singh v Central Administrative Tribunal Court : Supreme Court of India Citation : Civil Appeal No. 5308 of 2022 Appellants Name : Deepika Singh …
ID- 21012066 NAME : LAVANYA YADAV Shamsher Singh. Petitioner Vs. State of Punjab. Respondent FACTS In this case, the two appellants were probationary members of the Punjab Civil Service (Judicial Branch). According to various sections of pertinent regulations, the concerned Ministers’ and Chief Minister’s orders terminated both of their probation in accordance with the High …
Shamsher Singh v. State of Punjab, 1975 S.C.R. (1) 814 (India). Read More »
Facts The case revolves around the issue of the prices at which the drugs and formulations are sold. The appellant which was the Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, a company registered under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 (Companies Act, 1956), had failed before the Delhi High court before approaching the Hon’ble Supreme Court. The …
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Facts: Issues Raised: Claims Of the Appellants Among several other claims some of the prime and supreme contentions laid by the Appellants in the instant case are as follows: Response Of the Respondent In arguments presented the Respondent laid down several responses challenging the claims put forward by the Appellants. The relevant responses in connection …
Case comment: Union of India and ANR. Vs. Deloitte Haskins and Sells LLP & ANR Read More »
Abstract While India’s multi-religious family law system values tradition, it confronts issues in preserving consistency and gender equality. The Model Code on Indian Family Law (MCIFL), suggested in 2024, seeks to resolve these concerns by establishing a complete, secular family law. This research critically examines the MCIFL’s possible benefits and downsides. The study examines how …
Abstract: Climate change is a threat to humanity, affecting health, population in total, industries, businesses etc. India has been taking initiatives and implementing strategies on a national and international level in making the environment a safe space by using resources in a sustainable way. This paper delves deep into the understanding of climate change, what …
Introduction: The music industry has undergone a massive shift of paramount nature in recent years which has been primarily caused due to the inception of streaming services and with that the coming of digital distribution of audio based media, which includes even podcasts and such. Such advancements have greatly revolutionized how music is consumed en …
NAME -LAVANYA YADAV ABSTRACT It’s not just a matter of right, but a matter of life. This paper is premised on the notion that women’s right to choose their way to motherhood is not just a human right but a much needed fundamental right as incarnated under Article 21 of the Indian constitution. In order …
Title- “Women Reproductive Complexities: Untangling the Tangled laws” Read More »
Abstract: This paper explores the multifaceted goods of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) on transnational trade, focusing on the strategic, profitable, and functional scope. The study delves into how M&A conditioning impact trade patterns, market access, nonsupervisory geographies, and competitive dynamics on a global scale. Through a comprehensive review of literature, case studies, and empirical analysis, …
“Impact of Mergers and Acquisitions on International trade matter” Read More »
ABSTRACT India has been working to achieve its ambitious sustainable development goals by undertaking multiple infrastructure projects. However, as evident from the recent troubles the Government of India has run into, these projects can lead to serious environmental concerns such as felling of thousands of trees, loss of habitat of native species and consequent loss …
ABSTRACT- The paper contains the idea about the detailed concept of article 21 of the Indian Constitution which plays a vital role in strengthening the spirit of other fundamental rights that serves as the backbone for basic human rights as mentioned in part 3 of the constitution itself between articles 12 to 35. The paper …
TITLE- CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACT, 1986 Read More »
Abstract The NEET 2024 examination witnessed around 24 lakh applicants, highlighting India’s profound interest in the medical profession. This paper explores the intersection of law and medicine in India, analyzing how legal frameworks shape healthcare delivery to ensure justice while maintaining high standards of care. It scrutinizes the rise of frivolous legal proceedings against medical …
Abstract: It is shameful for us as a society to stand at a juncture where rape has become the order of the day and rapists are feeling safer than the victims. Rape is one of the most atrocious crimes and anybody doing it, abetting it, watching it happen is equally at fault. But if one …
Abstract The new criminal laws which replaced the old colonial-era laws came into effect on 1st July 2024. The government introduced these laws because the old laws were not able to address the technological and societal shifts that have occurred over the past few decades. Major changes have been bought in by these laws, changing …
2023 INSC 1058 Bench: CJI D.Y. Chandrachud, Justices S.K. Kaul, B.R. Gavai, Sanjiv Khanna, and Surya Kant Facts: Issue raised: Contentions: Petitioners The petitioners were represented by several senior advocates of the Supreme Court such as Kapil Sibal, Gopal Subramaniam, Rajeev Bhawan, and Dinesh Dwivedi. The petitions primarily contest the constitutional validity of the Presidential …
DATE OF JUDGEMENT: 2nd March, 2023. PETITIONER: Anoop Baranwal RESPONDENT: Union of India BENCH: Honourable Justices K.M. Joseph, Ajay Rastogi, Aniruddha Bose, Hrishikesh Roy, C.T. Ravikumar LEGAL PROVISIONS: The Constitution of India FACTS The issue of the Election Commission’s appointment process has sparked significant debate in India, drawing attention to the constitutional mandate outlined in Article 324(2). This provision places …
Citation: 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 122 Bench: V. Ramasubramanian, B.V. Nagarathna FACTS: “This case is based on the controversy that emerged out of an application (Exhibit 84/B) filed by the respondent’s husband on 9th November 2020 before the Principal Judge Family Court, Pune, praying for a direction to subject Master “X” the second child born to …
CASE COMMENTARY Case Name – Aparna Ajinkya Firodia v. Ajinkya Arun Firodia Read More »
WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO.1315 OF 2018 On October 23, 2018, the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) issued an order removing Alok Kumar Verma from his position as the Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), stripping him of all his powers, functions, and supervisory roles. That same day, the Union of India executed the CVC’s order under the Delhi Special …
(Miscellaneous Application No. 2157 of 2023 In Writ Petition [Civil] No. 1137 of 2023) Facts and Procedural History It is instructed that the name of the petitioner be made anonymous in this verdict, all enacted interim orders, and publicly accessible records. The petitioner is a twenty-seven-year-married lady. Her younger child is almost a year old, …
Civil Appeal Nos 10866-10867 of 2010 Facts : The Ayodhya dispute is one of India’s important and controversial legal fights. This fight is about a place that Hindus think was the birthplace of Lord Ram. Understanding the key events can help to understand this complex case. In 1528, commander Mir Baqi, under Mughal emperor Babur, …
M Siddiq (D) Thr Lrs v. Mahant Suresh Das & Ors. Read More »
FACTS OF THE CASE A seven-judge panel of the Supreme Court examined the case, which had progressively escalated from a two-judge bench to a three-judge bench, then to a five-judge bench, and ultimately to the seven-judge bench. The case arose against Sita Soren, accused of receiving bribery in exchange for her vote supporting an independent …
Writ Petition (Civil) Nos. 566, 634, and 751 of 2021 FACTS ISSUES RAISED Moreover, Some of the Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) questioned the constitutional validity to the FCRA Act 2010 vide the FCRA Amendment Act 2020. particularly sections 7, 12A, 12(1a) and 17(1) being manifestly arbitrary, unjustified, and violating fundamental rights to Non-Governmental Organisations under Articles …
ABSTRACT Since its independence, India has experienced tremendous growth and development in infrastructure, economy, and legal systems. Year by year, new laws have been introduced, old ones have been repealed, and existing ones have been amended to meet current needs. A prime example is the recent introduction of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, which has replaced …
The Implementation of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 Read More »
Abstract Noam Chomsky’s quote, “If it’s wrong when they do it, it’s wrong when we do it,” focuses the core principles of International Law. Post-World War II, following the Nazi atrocities, the United Nations was founded to shield individuals from the horrors of armed conflict, which formed the Geneva Convention. Geneva Conventions are fundamental to …
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Abstract- This paper examines Corporate Social Responsibility emphasizing on the Maritime Industry, Reducing costs down to gain rapid wealth and eliminate competition has been around since the days of Yore. This persistent strategy is now being advanced by Corporate social responsibility while forming new allegiances with stakeholders Meanwhile employee welfare has taken center stage. The …
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Abstract The main reason for me to choose this topic to write the paper on is mainly to let people know that even though men they know have not experienced harassment, it is still an act that many of them are suffering through. Male harassment is still a serious problem in modern culture, one that …
ABSTRACT This composition evaluates the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs versus punishments in the realm of juvenile justice reform in India. The youthful populace in each country is an essential resource. The 2015 Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Act is a legislation that prioritizes the welfare of children, with the goal of helping them recover and …
Juvenile Justice Reform: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Vs. Punishment Read More »
Abstract The emergence of cryptocurrencies, particularly blockchain technology, has completely transformed the landscape of financial resources. This study delves into the legal aspects surrounding cryptocurrencies and blockchain, shedding light on the existing regulatory challenges. It focuses on how regulations impact these technologies, their future potential, and the overall market environment. Policymakers are encouraged to employ …
ABSTRACT The industry of sports betting has boomed since as the number of users has been rising at a very rapid pace. This paper explores into the legal intricacies of Indian sports gambling, with an emphasis on the debate over betting’s legality. It investigates the growth of sports betting and the effects of the Public Gambling …
SPORTS GAMBLING IN INDIA: THE LEGAL BATTLE OVER BETTING Read More »
ABSTRACT This research paper is about the role of forensic science in criminal investigation concerning evidence law in India. Forensic science offers robust methodologies including DNA analysis, fingerprint, ballistics, etc to provide concrete and reliable evidence in court proceedings. It examines the rigorous processes involved in collecting, preserving, and admissibility of forensic evidence and underscores …
Role of Forensic Science in Criminal Investigations with Reference to Evidence Law Read More »
Abstract Globalization and the rapid development of technological solutions, especially artificial intelligence (AI), are changing the legal context, especially liability. This research paper aims to do a comparative study of the laws pertaining to AI and its legal prospects prevailing in India as well as in the global context. On the other hand, this paper …
ABSTRACT- the paper talks about the rights of the prisoners, emphasizing solitary confinement in violation of human rights that is Right to life, and personal liberty under Article 21 of the Indian constitution. solitary confinement is a type of detainment where the prisoner is kept in a cell without any human contact and detachment from …
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IN INDIA: AN EXAMINATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS” Read More »
Abstract In the entertainment industry, the protection of creative works is heavily dependent on intellectual property rights. Even though copyrights safeguard significant literary and artistic works such as scripts and music pieces, movie titles are not eligible for this protection because they involve minimal creativity. This difference permits several movies to have the same name …
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Abstract: Commercial surrogacy has become a complex and disputed subject in India, with numerous ethical and legal concerns associated with it. While on one hand it is a boon for people who wish to have children but are unable to do so, in many countries particularly in developing nations surrogacy has become a nightmare for …
Commercial Surrogacy : Navigating the Fine Line Between Autonomy And Exploitation Read More »
DIP-based model to restructuring an insolvent entity has gain prominence under the current set up of the Indian debt restructuring model. In order to keep the company under duress and the corporate debtors’ ability to function alive, this model gains further traction as it provides a cogent remedy to keep the creditors and the outgoing …
DILEMMA OF RESCUE FINANCING: ANALYSIS OF DIP-ORIENTED MODEL UNDER IBC Read More »
Abstract This paper critically examines the rape case of Jyoti Singh unanimously known as the Nirbhaya rape case. It shows the effect this case had on the laws of the society. Justice Verma committee was instituted which led to the making of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013. As a juvenile was involved in the …
THE CASE THAT CHANGED THE PERSPECTIVE OF RAPE IN INDIA Read More »
Abstract In this research paper, we are dealing with constitutional challenges in making laws against online platforms and streaming platforms. This research paper presented the reason for popularity of online streaming platforms among general public and the problems facing by the government, other traditional sources as well as public such as – duplicity of the …
ABSTRACT: Humans have little control over one of the primary crises that has negatively impacted every living thing on Earth i.e. global warming. Several countries came in a common roof and have invented creative solutions and diverse programs to mitigate it. The Paris Agreement was implemented globally to address this issue and keep the planet’s …
By Rithika Cherukat LLB 2023-2026 Alliance School of Law, Alliance University ABSTRACT In light of the recent controversy surrounding the misconduct in NEET UG 2024, this paper aims to examine the various steps taken by the Government in the administration of public examinations. The study shows that, in addition to various malpractices such as paper …
Examining Exams: A Critical Study on the Laws Governing Public Examinations in India Read More »
CASE COMMENT CITATION: Criminal Appeal No. 510 of 2021 [Arising Out of SLP (Criminal) No. 1796/2021]. DATE OF THE CASE: May 12, 2021. BENCH/JUDGE: Justice Uday Umesh Lalit & K.M. Joseph. STATUTES/PROVISIONS INVOLVED: The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. _______________________________________________________________ FACTS OF THE CASE SECTIONS INVOLVED ISSUES RAISED CONTENTION Arguments from the side of the petitioner: …
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INTRODUCTION The case of Prem Shankar Shukla v. Delhi Administration serves as a significant judicial examination of the balance between state security measures and the protection of individual fundamental rights in India. The petitioner, Shri Prem Shankar Shukla, challenged the practice of handcuffing prisoners during transit between the jail and the court, arguing that it …
Abstract Whistleblowers are instrumental in revealing corruption, fraud, and other unethical practices within organisations, often at great personal risk. Their disclosures can lead to significant legal, financial, and reputational consequences for the entities involved. Despite the critical role they play, whistleblowers in India face significant challenges, including threats, harassment, and retaliatory actions. Recognizing these challenges, …
Legal Framework for Protection of Whistleblowers in India Read More »
Abstract The increasing reliance on digital technology has transformed the nature of modern conflict, with cyber-attacks becoming a significant threat to civilian infrastructure. The vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyber threats poses significant challenges to national security, economic stability, and human life. This research paper explores the challenges and opportunities in protecting civilian infrastructure from …
Protecting Civilian Infrastructure in the Age of Cyber Conflict: An IHL Perspective Read More »
INTRODUCTION SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CASE This specific case of M.K. Ranjitsinh & Ors. vs. Union of India & Ors. is a landmark judgmentin the Indian environmental law. The Supreme Court’s judgment in this provided the importancethat wildlife conservation and how the protection of endangered species is of greatacknowledgement. India is home to many flora and …
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ABSTRACT This paper delves into the impact of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) on Indian secularism and the legal framework governing citizenship. It discusses the idea provided by the government for the Act, which is to offer protection to religious minorities facing issues in the three neighbouring countries to our nation India. The exclusion of …
THE IMPACT OF THE CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT ACT ON INDIAN SECULARISM AND CITIZENSHIP LAWS Read More »
Abstract Section 303 of the Indian Penal Code was enacted to provide for imposing the death sentence on a person who committed murder while serving a life sentence. However, in the case of Mithu v. State of Punjab, it was struck down by the Supreme Court as violative of the fundamental rights to equality and …
ABSTRACT Statelessness and transitional justice are very important subjects of international law and or human rights. Statelessness refers to the condition of people who are not considered as nationals by any state. As a result, these people face numerous issues such as limited access to education, healthcare and employment or protection under the law. Without …
Abstract: ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) term refers to the issues relevant to the impact, an organization has on environment, society and if the organization abides by the rules. The focus of businesses on ESG matters has increased in the recent years as the environmental concerns have been raised, social issues coming to light such …
Critical study on Arbitration as a mechanism to resolve ESG disputes Read More »
Details Court – Supreme Court of India Bench-Justice Dr D.Y. Chandrachud, Justice Indu Malhotra, and Justice Indira Banerjee Petitioners – Rajesh @ Sarkari & Anr. Respondents – State of Haryana Judgment Date – November 03, 2020 Introduction The ruling of this case is quite significant. The matter sets a precedent for both the evidentiary and …
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Abstract A method of settling disagreements arising between private entities under international commercial treaties is international commercial arbitration. If not entirely new, third-party Funding (TPF) is a fairly recent development in international commercial arbitration. This research delves into the concept of TPF, or third-party funding which is the most rapidly expanding and highly disputed topic …
AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE THIRD-PARTY FUNDING IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION Read More »
ABSTRACT Pledging of shares is a quick money to raise money and is adopted by a diaspora of investors at different levels of hierarchy, from individual investors to promoters. This method is adopted globally in different jurisdictions such as and is considered efficient to aid in financial distress situation. The practice is prevalent in India. …
FACTS The facts of the case are, PTC India Financial Services Ltd. (PIFSL), is a Non-Banking Financial Company which entered in a bridge loan agreement with NSL Nagapatnam Power and Infratech ltd. the agreement was to lend money to the latter. Mandava Holdings Private. Ltd. is promoter of the borrower company and NSL Energy Private …
Abstract FGM is one of the most serious global health and human rights problems for millions of women and girls. This article contributes to the in-depth analysis of the legal, health, and social implications of FGM with international and domestic legislation, jurisprudence, and human rights instruments. This paper tries to delve into the various impediments …
Female Genital Mutilation: A Global Health and Human Rights Issue Read More »
ABSTRACT This research paper investigates the wide range of challenges and dilemmas surrounding the cross-border adoption of Indian children by foreign families. It seeks to investigate the legal basis, contestations, and protective measures for HLA-gene modifications in such a situation. The article details the history of foreign adoption in India, as well as the legislative …
Abstract In recent years we have seen a large number of cases of rape, but in latest years we have seen many cases of marital rape or the cases of rape coming from a relationships where woman and man are in relation of boyfriend and girlfriend, the one thing which is seen in this case …
Dated: 20th April, 2023 Court : The Supreme Court of India Bench : Justices Abhay S. Oka and Rajesh Bindal Facts of the case In this case appellant and the deceased got married in the year 1993, the deceased was residing. On 24.6.1995 deceased father Pratap Singh filed a complaint with P.S Jaspur stating that …
Case Commentary Appellant: Charan Singh @ Charanjit Singh Respondent:State of Uttrakhand Read More »
INTRODUCTION The present matter, Nabi Alam v. State (Govt. of NCT of Delhi) was referred to the Division Bench of the High Court of Delhi by the Single Bench of Justice Suresh Kumar Kaith, to resolve the conflict because of two different judgments made on the Similar provisions of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, …
Case Commentary: Nabi Alam @ Abbas vs State (Govt of NCT of Delhi) Read More »
ABSTRACT The worldwide crisis of refugees is not over, with millions still fleeing war and persecution or seeking a better life. Although international refugee law serves as a pivot for the coverage, programs are critical in showing us how to help refugees – and that they illustrate cases of solutions where people provide sheltered harbor …
INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE LAW AND RESETTLEMENT POLICIES Read More »
Facts In the case of Jyoti Devi vs. Suket Hospital & Ors., the petitioner Jyoti Devi approached Suket Hospital for treatment due to a medical condition. During her treatment at the hospital, she suffered significant health complications as a result of the negligence exhibited by the hospital staff. This negligence led to prolonged pain and …
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ABSTRACT The popularity of video games in general and violent games in particular has skyrocketed. The extensive body of research on the effects of media violence serves as the foundation for the theoretical framework that hypothesis a link between aggressive behavior and the playing of violent video games. Theoretically, the effects of violence in video …
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