In recent years, India has been elevated to the status of a successful target for global investment. The Indian economy is being fuelled by its enormous labour force, powerful wealth, and unexplored resources. Since India opened the gates to the world market, many foreign based enterprises have been aggressively eager to make investments into the …
This paper navigates the intricacies of the Prevention of Corruption Act, scrutinizing Sections17A and 19. It unravels their paradoxical impact, suggesting nuanced reforms for balancingaccountability and preventing potential misuse, emphasizing the need for continuous legislativerefinement and judicial clarity in the fight against corruption. Keywords ● White collar crime● Public servants● Discharge of official duties● Sanctions● …
Doping means the act of giving a person a substance, primarily a drug to make them perform better or inadequate. An act banned by various sports organisations has a huge history that has been tried to be covered in the following paper. Hereinafter laid down information deals with the laws related to doping, where it …
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Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: (2 Judges) Mr. J. UU Lalit, J. Vineet Saran Case Type: Criminal Original Jurisdiction Writ Petition no. 154 of 2020 Petitioner: Vinod Dua Respondent: Union of India & Ors. Cases Referred: Kedar Nath Singh vs State Of Bihar on 20 January, 1962 Daulat Ram v. State of Punjab, 1962 …
Case Citation: (2021) 5 SCC 292 Date of Judgement: 25th Feb, 2021 Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: (3 Judges) Mr. J. UU Lalit, Mr. J. Indra Banerjee, Mr. J. K.M Joseph Case Type: Criminal Appellate Criminal Appeal no. 989 of 2007 Petitioner: Devilal and others Respondent: State of Madhya Pradesh Cases Referred: Hariram v. …
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This paper aims to portray a composite image on the condition of women representation in legislatures across India including both the state legislatures and Central legislature i.e. the Parliament of India. The paper analyses the demand of reservation for women by a historical as well as contemporary perspective. The present conditions and numbers have been …
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The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) is a milestone piece of regulation that lays out a far-reaching lawful system for the assurance of individual information in India as well as outside India, assuming it includes giving labour and products to information directors inside India. This Act permits individual information to be handled …
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Child sexual assault is still a constant threat to a just society. Sexual abuse victims face a social stigma for the rest of their lives, which leads to a lack of reporting of cases.This research paper aims understand the key role played by the forensic evidences in determining the rights of victim and and punishing …
India, a nation abundant in cultural heritage, stands as the world’s largest democracy, seventh-largest by area, and the most populous globally. Despite its significant influence in the Asian subcontinent and global politics, India grapples with a complex history marked by inequality, limited equal opportunities, and exclusivity. Generations of certain castes have endured discrimination and oppression. …
This research paper “Remote Work and Virtual Law Practice” delves into the evolution of legal practice in the digital age, emphasizing the rise of virtual law offices and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the legal profession. It discusses the benefits and challenges of remote legal services, the legal framework for remote work, and …
This research paper explores the intricate legal landscape in India surrounding cross-border mergers and acquisitions in the contemporary business environment. The study highlights the complexities associated with corporate law, foreign exchange regulations, taxation, regulatory compliance and other vital aspects determining the possibility of a cross-border M&A transaction. The findings contribute to the existing body of …
We all know that AI is making a significant impact on the whole world and even disrupting various professions in their entirety as its groundbreaking model allows for it do tasks with efficiency like humans in some cases cant. While its making strides everywhere and taking up people jobs and replacing them, in the legal …
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Rapes is only one crime faced by women in the whole world. Rapes happens in every fourteen minutes in India. It is non-consensual 1activity sexual accomplished by force threat of force 2, Now a days, it becomes very common in India. people had various ways how to use a girl for sex only in the …
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This paper analyses the merging of Jammu and Kashmir under the pretext of Article 370 to the Indian Union with the aid of Instrument of Accession which was introduced in the year 1925, to enable the princely states to join one of the dominions created by the partition of British India. Jammu and Kashmir known …
THE ABROGATION OF ARTICLE 370: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATION ON JAMMU AND KASHMIR Read More »
ABSTRACT – On September 19,2023, the Lok Sabha introduced the Constitution (One Hundred and twenty-eighth amendment) bill 2023 which aims to allocate one-third of the total seats in both Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies for women. This reservation also extends to seats designated for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. The reservation becomes operational once …
Court: Supreme Court of India Citation: (2021) 6 SCC 73 Petitioner: Vikas Kishanrao Gawali Respondent: State of Maharashtra Date of Judgement: 4th March 2021 Bench: AM Khanwilkar,Indu Malhotra and Ajay Rastogi, JJ. Facts of the case Facts of the case The writ petition was filed in furtherance of K. Krishna Murthy v. Union of India …
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Abstract Advancements in artificial intelligence have given rise to deepfakes, hyper-realistic manipulated media that pose significant challenges to legal frameworks worldwide. This research delves into the complex intersection of synthetic media and the legal landscape in India, focusing on the [1]Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act). We have undertook a comprehensive analysis of the [2]IT …
Abstract The National Human Rights Commision (herein referred to as NHRC) is an independent, autonomous and a sovereign body which stands for the people and society whose human rights are being violated which are enshrined in our constitution through Article 14, 19, 21[1] etc. This paper talks about the NHRC in India as to how …
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ABSTRACT Environmental conservation, a pressing global concern, necessitates collaborative efforts through international law. Recognizing the imperative for international cooperation in environmental conservation, this exploration delves into the historical roots of global environmental legislation, drawing from treaties, customary laws, and judicial decisions. It traces the progression from early concerns about endangered species to contemporary challenges like …
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Bench- Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice M.M Sundresh Introduction The Supreme Court observed that there had been many judgements in the High Court favouring the accused regarding his groundless arrest and upholding the right as enshrined under Articles 19 and 21 of the Indian Constitution, however, there were also many instances where the Trial …
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-Case commentary INTRODUCTION On the 14th of August 2020, Advocate Mr. Prashant Bhushan faced the Supreme Court of India’s criminal contempt charges due to two tweets. The case gained widespread attention for the observations made by the Supreme Court. Mr. Bhushan was fined Re. 1, and failure to pay could have resulted in a three-month …
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Bench: Justice Hima Kohli and CJI D.Y.Chandrachud Case No.: Criminal Appeal No.1441 of 2022 Appellant: State of Jharkhand Respondent: Shailendra Kumar Rai @ Pandav Rai Appellant’s Advocate: Madhusmita Bora Court: Supreme Court of India Jurisdiction: Criminal appellate Judgment Date: 31 October, 2022 FACTS ISSUES RAISED Based on the arguments received on behalf of the parties, …
Case Details IntroductionIt is inherent responsibility of the national leaders to create a safe heaven for its citizens by enforcing a certain level of security, while simultaneously upholding the standard of freedom that the public has grown to expect. The case is a very landmark and important one, since it served the purpose of making …
ABSTRACT The topic of my research paper is Equal Pay for Equal Work-Constitutional and Labor legislation perspective. In this research paper we have tried to elaborate the concept of equal pay and work from the view point of constitutional basis and understanding the roots of the concept from the constitution, understanding how the concept emerged …
Abstract: India has witnessed the growing pace of digitalization of any of the major world economies. The nation with over trillion-dollar economy has adopted to the digital transformation in a rapid progression. As a result, Indian Corporations have been under radar for data protection of the public. The foundation of the country’s cyber law and …
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This research paper delves into the intricate intersection of deep fake technology and privacy concerns, with a specific focus on the Indian context. The paper begins by providing an in-depth overview of deep fake technology, elucidating the techniques employed in its creation, real-world applications, and the global perspectives shaping its evolution. The significance of the …
Abstract The Indian legal landscape stands at the transition of significant change with the proposal of three new criminal law bills aimed at replacing the current foundational laws: the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 (to be substituted by the Bhartiya Sakshya Bill), the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973 (to be replaced by the Bhartiya …
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“Is it not ironic that the things that actually expand your mind are illegal and the things that keep you in the lower chakras and dumb you down have been legal for centuries?” – Aaron Rodgers. Abstract It should come as no surprise that so many people struggle to achieve true fulfilment in a world where …
ABSTRACT In this research paper we will study what is same sex marriage, and about the special marriage act, the recent judgement about the same sex marriage, is their need of same sex marriage and what is further ruling of supreme court, on this case. What is the history of homosexuality in India, discrimination on …
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CITATION :- W.P.(C) No. 1011/2022Diary No. 36593/2022 DATE OF JUDGMENT:- 17 October, 2023 COURT:- SUPREME COURT OF INDIA PETITIONERS:- SUPRIYO CHAKRABORTY, ABHAY DANG, PARTH PHIROZE MEHROTRA, UDAY RAJ ANAND RESPONDENT:- UNION OF INDIA BENCH:- D.Y.CHNDRACHUD CJI, S.K..KAUL J,S.R.BHAT J,HIMA KOHLI J, P.S.NARSIMHA J Facts The cases were filed by the LGBT Community …
WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 576 OF 2013 DATE OF JUDGEMENT: 20/01/2014 RESPONDENT: THE STATE APPELLANT: SUNIL BENCH: JUSTICE V.K. JAIN FACTS OF THE CASE: On November 6th, 2009, Priyanka, the deceased, who was married to Ramesh Kumar and related to Sahib Singh, Raj Rani, Manju, Ravinder, and Sunil, was taken to Saroj Hospital & Heart …
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ABSTRACT Deep fake technology is a sophisticated form of artificial intelligence that can be used in order to create extremely realistic fake content, consequently making it difficult for people to differentiate between what is real and what is a deep fake. The rapid emergence in the use of deep fake technology in recent times is …
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ABSTRACT – The term “Uniform Civil Code” refers to the general body of secular civil laws that will apply to all Indian citizens without regard to their caste, language, or tribe. in India a set of unrelated religious laws concerning contracts, the transfer of property, the law of the land, and other civil laws. Laws …
Bench: Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah and Justice S.V.N. Bhatti Appellant: State of Haryana Respondent: Dharamraj Citation: 2023 Latest Caselaw 682 SC Judgement Date: 29 August 2023 Case No: Crl.A. No.–002635-002635 / 2023 Facts In the case of the State of Haryana Vs. Dharamraj[1] the FIR was charged against the respondent on 31.07.2020 including Sections 147, 148, …
ABSTRACT This research paper embarks on an analysis of the case, Supriya Chakraborty and Another v. Union of India[1], delving into its profound influence on the landscape of marriage norms and its resonating implications for the LGBTQ+ community. The study is framed within a comprehensive exploration that traverses legal doctrines, comparative jurisprudence, scholarly discourses, and …
ABSTRACT This research paper explores the legal validation of same-sex marriage, examining the landmark legal cases, historical progression, international perspectives, future implications challenges and societal impact. The paper firstly begins with a brief historical overview, featuring key milestones and legal cases that have formed the recognition of same-sex marriage. Drawing on a comparative analysis of …
Abstract Prostitution is taken into consideration to be one of the world’s oldest Profession wherein someone presents sexual offerings in alternate for money. The person who practices this career additionally considers it towards morality and does now no longer needs to introduce this career to the subsequent generation. Here in India, the regulation and morality …
Krish Vikram, 1st Year Law Student, Symbiosis Law School Pune ABSTRACT The maritime boundary dispute between Mauritius and Maldives, centred around the Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean, stems from colonial-era map discrepancies and subsequent territorial disagreements. Post-independence, Mauritius claimed the Archipelago, occupied by the UK. Maldives, geographically closest, wavered in its stance until President …
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INTRODUCTION “Change is the only constant.”, a simple phrase which keeps on proving itself rightfully supreme. The legal field is familiar with change, as it is the only thing that keeps the industry afloat and with the emergence of Web 3.0 this change was much needed.This paper deals with these changes and additions made to …
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Abstract Sexual harassment is itself a serious and heinous crime which shouldn’t be tolerated by anyone anywhere, be it at school, home or the workplace. It is important that people understand the concept of sexual harassment and sexual harassment at the workplace. It is an unwelcomed sexual behavior that is directed towards a person without …
———————————————————————————————— Abstract This legal research paper delves into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the criminal justice system, exploring its potential applications and the challenges it presents. The study begins with an overview of AI’s historical development and its classification as an enabler for various technologies. It focuses on India’s legal landscape, the …
Abstract This paper delves into the intricate domain of the “principle of natural justice,” an uncodified yet deeply rooted aspect of common law and moral principles. Originating from the Latin “jus natural,” it transcends statutes, holding paramount importance in civilized societies. The Supreme Court’s evolution in establishing social, just, and economic statutory protections, particularly for …
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Khushi LL.B. (student) Law center – 2, Faculty of law, University of Delhi ABSTRACT This study develop into the multifaceted aspects of same-sex marriage, exploring its social, legal, and cultural implications. Through a comprehensive analysis, it investigates the historical evolution of attitudes towards same-sex unions and community, the legal battles for marriage equality, and the …
Abstract Marriages are considered a sacred institution where the people cohabit together and create legal relations. The provision of marriage is mentioned under the established laws related to marriage, for instance, the Hindu Marriage Act 1955. This act also provided the provisions for granting divorce and the procedure for the divorce, which means that a …
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Abstract: The Indian Justice System is embedded in certain fundamental ideals and concepts. It is founded on the underlying principle an accused is innocent unless proven guilty. Nevertheless, there have been documented cases in the media and news when individuals have been exonerated after enduring wrongful convictions over extended periods of time. This diminishes the …
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Abstract This research paper delves into the rapidly evolving landscape of deepfake technology. It looks at the different uses, possible dangers, and legal issues that deepfake raises. Advanced artificial intelligence algorithms enable the production of hyper-realistic synthetic media that can imitate and modify audio-visual content, a capability made possible by deepfakes. The legal implications of …
ABSTRACT This research paper delves into the nuanced dimensions of private defence within the Indian Penal Code (IPC), exploring its philosophical underpinnings, legal principles, and implications for the Indian legal system. The analysis navigates through fundamental aspects, including the right to self-preservation, the nature and scope of private defence, and the interplay of reasonableness and …
Abstract A society without law descends into anarchy; law permits every aspect of our lives, and even without them being enforced, most people can tell right from wrong. The need for rules and laws has been around since forever. Throughout history, societies have followed specific rules, often based on ancient texts like the Vedas, Quran, …
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ABSTRACT This paper titled- ‘Navigating through the emerging and evolving domains in the realm of law’ aims to present a comprehensive manoeuvre to explore the various emerging laws and the adaptations and evolutions involved to make these laws pertinent to the dynamic civilization of the human race. Through this exploration, we delve into the various …
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Abstract Insider Trading concerns mainly the equity markets and is one of the most frequent securities frauds. Stating it in simpler terms involves trading Stocks or Securities of a Company that has not been made available to the public. The insider’s Term generally includes the Company’s Executives, Employees, and any other individuals with access to …
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Abstract “A suit is a proceeding by which an individual pursues that remedy that the law affords”1. Generally, a suit is a civil proceeding instituted by the presentation of a plaint2. Opposing parties, cause of action, subject matters and Relief claimed are the four essentials of a suit. Failed to fulfil these essentials is a …
Multifarious Suit – The Mis-joinder of Parties & The Mis-joinder of Causes of Action Read More »
Abstract The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960 was made by the government to protect the rights of animals in the context of modern human society. The core intention behind this legislation was to establish adequate protections for animals, preventing them from experiencing harm, undue pain, or torture inflicted by humans unless such …
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Name: Amir Abdul Aziz College: H.H. Maharaja Government Law College Abstract The rights of every individual in the court have to be protected by the state, irrespective of caste, religion, community, sex and sexual orientation. Quite a lot of instances the majority’s moral and ethical values come in conflict with the rights of minorities. Here …
ABSTRACTTransgender people hold a dualistic perspective identity: in one hand they are considered disgrace to the society and on the other hand they are assembled with the “Ardhanareswar” version of Lord Shiva. Contrary to all the points there still relevant discrimination present in the prisons. Such inadequate care is untenable in the functioning of the …
CASE NAME Devilal Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh Date of Judgement 25 February 2021 Bench J. UU Lalit. J. Indira Banerjee, J. KM Joseph Court Supreme Court of India Citation Criminal Appeal No. 989 of 2007 Case no Criminal Appeal No. 989 of 2007 Facts Issues Raised Contentions The appellant Devilal and his sons …
Abstract Forcible sexual intercourse is included in the definition of rape. Rape is defined as “sexual intercourse with a woman against her will, without her consent, by coercion, misrepresentation, or fraud, or at a time when she is intoxicated or duped, or in any case, if she is under the age of 18.” Rape is …
Court Name: The Supreme Court of India Jurisdiction: Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction Appeal Number: Criminal Appeal No. 1892 of 2022 arising out of S.L.P. (Crl.) No. 890 of 2022] Appellant: B.A. Umesh aka Umesh Reddy Respondent: Union of India Bench: CJI D Y Chandrachud, J. P.S Narasimha, J. S. Ravindra Bhat Date of Judgment: November 4, …
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NAME OF CASE: Satvinder Singh Saluja and Others V State of Bihar[1] CITATION: AIR (2019) 7 SCC 89 DATE OF JUDGEMENT: 01 /07/2019 APPELLANTS: Satvinder Singh Saluja and Others RESPONDENT: State Of Bihar BENCH/JUDGE: K Joseph and A Bhushan LEGAL PROVISIONS: Constitution Of India, Bihar Excise (Amendment) Act, 2016, Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act, 2016. …
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Supriyo @ Supriya Chakraborty & Anr. … Petitioners Versus Union of India … Respondent Writ Petition (Civil) No. 1011 of 2022 FACTUAL MATRIX On 14th November 2022, writ petitions were filed before the Hon’ble Supreme Court by two same-sex couples (hereinafter referred to as “Petitioners”) seeking legal recognition of same-sex marriages in India. These petitions …
CITATION: Writ Petition (Civil) No. 1011 of 2022 Date of Judgment: October 17, 2023 PETITIONERS: Supriyo @ Supriya Chakraborty & Anr. Respondent: Union of India BENCH: CJI D.Y. Chandrachud, J. S.K. Kaul, J. Ravindra Bhat, J. Hima Kohli & J. P.S. Narasimha LEGAL PROVISIONS: Articles 14, 15, 19, 21, and 25 of the Indian Constitution, …
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COURT NAME: IN SUPREME COURT OF INDIA JURISDICTION: CRIMINAL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION APPEAL NO: WRIT PETITION(criminal) no(s). 307 of 2020 APPELLANT: Kerala Union of Working Journalists RESPONDENT: Uttar Pradesh Government JUDGE/ BENCH: Former CJI N.V.Ramana, Justice A.S. Bopanna, Justice Surya Kant DATE OF JUDGEMENT: 28 April, 2021 SUBJECT MATTER: Habeas Corpus Petition STATUES/ CONSTITUTION INVOLVED: Indian …
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Case No.: CIVIL APPEAL NO.2483 of 2020 (Arising out of SLP(C)No.1048 of 2020) Date of Judgement: 15 October 2020 Petitioner: SATISH CHANDER AHUJA Respondent: SNEHA AHUJA Bench: Ashok Bhushan, R. Subhash Reddy, M.R. Shah FACTS Important questions pertaining to Domestic violence were raised in the case Satish Chander Ahuja V. Sneha Ahuja AIR 2020, SC …
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Citation – MANU/SC/1449/2022 By – Krish Vikram, 1st Year Law Student, Symbiosis Law School Pune FACTS In the current situation, the government of India approved the 103rd Constitutional Amendment Act, 2019, which allowed 10% reservations to economically disadvantaged groups of society. It should also be highlighted that the constitution only allows for reservations based on …
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Court: Supreme Court of India Judges: Justice D. Y. Chandrachud and Justice M. R. Shah Date of Final Judgment: 6th May 2021 Facts Issues Raised Should the media be restricted from reporting oral remarks made during judicial proceedings? Oral remarks made by the Madras High Court during the hearing. Madras High Court was not able …
The Chief Election Commissioner of India v. Mr. Vijayabhaskar Read More »