ABSTRACT Will animals always be treated as replaceable “objects”? Is there no respite of theirs from the confinements of tiny cages or metal catheters seven inches up into their abdomens? Animals being marginalized under the umbrella of “aloga”, humans drew a moral conclusion of being the most superior. Humans, too occupied by their air of …
“CARING ABOUT ANIMAL CONSENT”: HYPOCRISY, UTOPIA OR REALITY? Read More »
ABSTRACT “Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat” ~ “The burden of proof is on the one who declares, not on the one who denies.” This research paper is about the most important piece of legislature that is present in the Indian judicial system right now. Yet, not given much importance when compared to …
A Critical Examination of Improper Admission and Rejection of Evidence Read More »
Abstract When Oscar Wilde quoted “Death must be so beautiful. To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one’s head, and listen to silence. To have no yesterday and no tomorrow. To forget time, to forget life, to be at peace” The Irish poet would have never imagined that years after …
Abstract Today’s society places a high value on education, and it is well known that English has taken over in India despite Hindi being one of the two official languages alongside English. The fact that the Flat Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is only given in English furthers this issue. For many people who do …
CLAT CONDUCTION IMPOSSIBILITY IN REGIONAL LANGUAGES HAMPERS RIGHT TO EDUCATION Read More »
ABSTRACT Attire, cosmetics, appearance, and hairstyles all fall under the umbrella of fashion, which refers to trends and style. Since the beginning of time, fashion has been a vital component of human civilization and has been nothing but growing. Fashion regulations have developed in response to the competition between individuals and brands to safeguard the …
Abstract The foremost and primary focus of the paper will be on conditions of prisons and imprisonment in India. And it will be preceded by the basic understanding of the topic and legal rights, provisions or bills if any related to the issue prevailing in India and the case laws to provide the clear applicability …
The Impact of Mass Incarceration in the Society and The Criminal Justice System Read More »
ABSTRACT: The act of defamation[1] is a legal repercussion for those who tarnish another person’s reputation and infringe upon their freedom of speech. It is an old concept that imposes damages or punishment when people do not follow reasonable restrictions on freedom of speech. Defamation occurs when someone harms a person’s reputation, causing them financial …
ABSTRACT The digitization of education to procedure of opening of a bank account, the wave continues to spread throughout the public and private fields across the world. The Internet, no doubt, has made our lives easy and much hassle free. Social Media giants and e-commerce are in its peak all thanks to pandemic. The presence …
Data Privacy and Protection: Indian and Global Scenario Read More »
Abstract The Medical Termination of Pregnancy (Amendment) Bill Act, 2020 was approved and passed by the lower house and upper house of the parliament, respectively. The Bill was subsequently delivered to the President for his signature, which is obtained on March 25, 2021, and it became MTP Act. ( hence referred to as the “Amendment …
The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act 2020; A close Overlook Read More »
Abstract Society and culture keep on changing with the demands of time. Such changes usually correspond with the psyche of civil society and the people therein. These changes are manifested through new practices, new ways of doing things and new norms. When such change happens laws are made on them using an ad hoc approach …
ABSTRACT India has been a part of many treaties and conventions when it comes to forwarding it role in the international market. It has always been aware of its duties and commitments in the international market. India has signed and been a party to many international treaties. It has acceded to a number of treaties …
MARITAL RAPE IN INDIA “When a woman is raped by a stranger, she has to live with a frightening memory. When she is raped by her husband, she has to live with the rapist.” – David Finkelhor and Kersti Yllo ABSTRACT In this article, the author talks about the history and the current legal status …
Abstract The Indian constitution is the largest constitution in the world and India is known as the largest democracy in the world but all of it doesn’t make any sense if we don’t have ‘The Judiciary’ to guard our rights and ensure the rule of law in the country. For ensuring the proper functioning of …
Abstract The rapid growth of the digital landscape has brought about numerous opportunities and challenges, leading to the need for comprehensive cyber laws. “Navigating the Digital Frontier: Understanding the Complexities of Cyber Law in the Digital Age” aims to shed light on the intricacies of cyber law and its significance in the modern era. This …
“Hearts bleed for silenced cries, end the torment, let compassion rise.” ABSTRACT Animal cruelty associated with religious sacrifices has been a long-standing issue in India, deeply rooted in its cultural and historical traditions. This examines the historical origins of this practice, explores its significance in Indian society, and raises important ethical questions surrounding the treatment …
ANIMAL CRUELTY LAWS IN INDIA IN RESPECT OF RELIGIOUS SACRIFICES Read More »
Abstract Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to understand what are the rights of a passenger while he is boarding an international or domestic flight. This paper will help study the rights of passengers regarding flight delays, flight cancellations, boarding denied due to overbooking, flight diversion, the rights of disabled persons and lost, delayed …
Exploring the Rights of Passengers on Domestic and International Flights Read More »
Abstract The technological advancements are changing so rapidly that the constant need to keep pace with the ongoing developments becomes the very need for survival. Since the creation of Artificial Intelligence, there has been seen a strong force to introduce this system in each and every field. This force has also reached the doors of …
Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration: Exploring the Opportunities and Challenges Read More »
Abstract This research paper digs into the crucial subject of rehabilitating young offenders and investigates effective approaches that can assist them in building brighter futures. The primary objective of this study is to identify evidence-based strategies and interventions that effectively address the unique needs and challenges faced by young offenders, with a specific emphasis on …
Abstract Internet shutdowns turned out to be the talking point for a while. If any protests, examinations, or elections take place, there will be internet shutdowns in many of these cases. The Indian constitution accords the right of freedom of speech and expression concealed in Article 19(1). Even though Article 19(2) states that the government …
Analysis of Internet Shutdown Violation In Light of Freedom Of Speech and Expression Read More »
ABSTRACT In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), generative AI tools have become capable of producing a wide range of content, from texts and essays to visual art and music. However, this proliferation of AI-generated works raises significant intellectual property concerns. But who owns the copyright for this content? Is it the developers of the …
Unraveling Copyright Challenges in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Read More »
ABSTRACT The Right to Information Act 2005 was enacted on October 12, 2005. This Act was passed after several amendments and many years it had taken for its enActment because it had taken many years since the appointment of the Shourie committee. Initially, the bill was called the Freedom of information bill. This Act has …
Abstract: This research paper critically analyzes the issue of drug abuse in India, shedding light on its causes, consequences, and potential solutions. The study explores the prevalence of drug abuse in different regions of India and examines the socio-economic factors contributing to its growth. A comprehensive review of existing literature offers insights into the current …
ABSTRACT As has been said by Sir Taylor, the path of proving an argument as true or false is done with the help of the law of evidence. It plays an important role in any case as it decides what should be believed and what not. Evidence assert the facts which are said in the …
Abstract The significance of trademarks in safeguarding brand identities has garnered substantial attention in the global market. This research paper aims to provide a comprehensive comparative analysis of trademark systems in the United States, Europe, and India. By examining the legal frameworks, registration processes, enforcement mechanisms and case studies in each jurisdiction, this study seeks …
ABSTRACT Intellectual property (IP) plays an important role in encouraging innovation throughout the world. It includes various rights, such as Patents, Copyrights, Geographical Indication, Trademarks, Industrial design, and Trade secrets. These intellectual property rights (IPR) protect various inventions and creative works. In today’s fast-paced world of technological, scientific, and medical advancements, intellectual property has become …
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW AND ANALYSIS Read More »
ABSTRACT This research paper gives foundational ideas about sedition law in India and how it was introduced in India. It will tell us about the purpose of its introduction in India by the British empire and how it was misused to suppress the movement that was taking place against the British government. This research article …
CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF SEDITION LAW IN INDIA Read More »
Abstract Gun violence has rapidly increased in the past few years and the majority of the victim of gun-related violence are children and teenagers. In fact, one of the major reasons behind the death of children between the age group of 1- 19 is said to have caused due to Gun-Related Violence. Also, it is …
How Gun Violence is turning into a scary nightmare in the US? Read More »
ABSTRACT According to Article 1 of United Nation Child Right Convention, a child is a human being below the age of eighteen years is considered as a child unless under the applicable law to the child is considered as an adult[1], there are different laws which gives different definition of a child according to their …
Abstract The sports betting market has developed dramatically over the last two decades & nowadays is valued at a billion dollars. The current legal system in India forbids gambling on sports. The main law that imposes severe restrictions on gambling by excluding specific groups is the Public Gambling Act of 1867. It is effectively a dilemma …
Legality Of Fantasy Betting and Gambling in India: A Comprehensive Overview Read More »
ABSTRACT In India , the reservation system has been in place for decades as a means to provide equal treatment and opportunities to underprivileged groups and communities. Despite the fact that reservations have been successful in strengthening some groups, they have also come under condemnation for splitting society and inciting discontent among youth, who claim …
BREAKING BARRIERS : A STEP TOWARDS RESERVATION-FREE INDIA Read More »
ABSTRACT India primarily has a single law in sports which is dedicated to the operation of sports in India. According to 33rd Entry of Schedule VII’s State List, the Indian Constitution expressly specifies that governments of states are in-charge of sports. In reality, administration of sports is governed by laws created by the Sports Authority …
SPORTS LAW IN INDIA AND HOW CAN IT BE USED FOR SPORTS DEVELOPMENT Read More »
Abstract The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has had a profound impact on various industries, and the legal field is no exception. This research paper examines the implications of AI on legal research and case analysis. The paper explores the evolution of AI technology in the legal domain, its potential benefits, and …
The Impact of Artificial inteligence on legal research and case analysis Read More »
ABSTRACT Surrogacy [1]as a form of reproductive practice is on a rise. It is the practice where a woman, known as the surrogate undergoes pregnancy to birth a child of another couple. Number of couples with infertility issues choose to birth their child through surrogacy and now surrogacy can be seen as a commercial legal …
ABSTRACT The pace of corporate growth and reconstruction is at an all-time high. As the world of corporate is expanding, it is important to keep an eye on what takes place behind closed doors of the companies. A whistle-blower is a person, who is an employee, a Director of the company, or any authority appointed …
PROMOTING TRANSPARENCY: WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTION AND REPORTING MECHANISMS Read More »
ABSTRACT The 2016 demonetization left the country in a panic and chaos. A similar step was taken recently by The Reserve Bank of India where they withdrew from circulation all the 2000 currency bank notes. But the legal tender of these notes remained unchanged even after the deadline. People had a Deja-vu with the 2016 …
Abstract “The interest of the consumer has to be kept in the forefront and the prime consideration that an essential commodity ought to be made available to the common man at a fair price must rank in priority over every other consideration.”[1] – Y.V. Chandrachud, J. in Prag Ice & Oil Mills v. Union of …
ROLE OF CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 2019 IN PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF CONSUMERS IN INDIA Read More »
Abstract During the period of 1946-49 when the Constituent Assembly of India sat and held regular sessions to discuss how to shape the document that would be the Supreme Law of this country, one thing they were particularly clear from the very first day that the Constitution of Independent India would follow the Doctrine of …
Judicial Restrain: Examining the Scope and Limitations of Article 142 Read More »
ABSTRACT Child welfare is of supreme importance to mankind. Children around the world are convicted and detained for alleged wrong doings are often not given the protection they are entitled under the convention on the rights of the child. Several instances of juvenile turning into repeated offenders which points to the failure of existing system …
CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTATION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE ACT Read More »
ABSTRACT The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace has raised significant legal consideration and challenges. This abstract explores potential research areas within this topic, including employment law, intellectual property, labour and employment regulations, liability and accountability, and privacy and data protection. In employment law the use of AI in hiring, monitoring, and performance …
THE LEGAL IMPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE WORKFORCE Read More »
Menstruation is a natural phenomenon that every woman experiences, but it can also be a time of excruciating pain and discomfort. Despite being a regular occurrence, menstrual cycles continue to be a taboo topic, and women are often expected to carry on with their daily lives as if nothing is wrong. However, this is easier …
Period Leave: Recognizing Women’s Pain and Reducing Gender Inequality Read More »
Abstract This research paper critically explores the constitutional legality of the Waqf Act, of 1954, which is a key piece of legislation in India that governs and administers waqf holdings. The study’s goal is to assess the Act’s conformity with the basic rights guaranteed in the Indian Constitution. The key sections of the 1954 Waqf …
CASE REFERRED FROM M Siddique and Ors vs Mahant Suresh Das- Civil Appeal Nos 10866-10867 of 2010 FACTS: – 1. According to the Ramayana, a holy scripture, Ayodhya was thought to be the birthplace of Lord Ram, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi. Hindus also held the opinion that the birthplace had an old Ram temple. But in …
ABSTRACT The primary focus shall be on loopholes that exist to avail insanity as a general defence and how can one exculpate from the criminal liability of his acts, moving forward it will introduce the topic and discuss the legal provision related to it that prevail in India after that it will throw light on …
ABSTRACT. ‘The Child is the beauty of God, present in the world.” Said by Mother Teresa. Child; the beginner stage of human life. A initial phase where a person learn, explore, experience, grow and developed. Everyone in this world had going through from this phase. children are most essential asset of any society as they …
THE STUDY OF CHILD ABUSE AND LAW: A DECADE OF POSCO ACT Read More »
ABSTRACT keep in mind you ought to never see at à extraordinary instruction and understudy,and inquire “what is your disability.“ You ought to inquire “what is your ability?” First, let me say that extraordinary education doesn’t just fair envelop understudies with learning inabilities. It is additionally made up of gifted and talented students and understudies …
ABSTRACT When a person takes their own life, it is termed as “suicide,” but when some other person takes a life at the deceased’s request, it is termed as “euthanasia” or “mercy killing.” The Right to die has gained relevance in recent years and has been a hot issue of discussion in society. The decision …
ANALYZING THE CONSTIUTIONALITY OF RIGHT TO DIE WITH DIGNITY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION Read More »
Abstract Same sex marriage in India is seen as a new area which is grabbing the attention of the Indian society at large. The term homosexuality is a term that although seems simple, defines a wide concept which is not anything alien to the Indian society or Indian subcontinent as this very concept of homosexuality …
ABSTRACT With the growth of science and technology, the world has turned into a global village. Traditional barriers have broken down and because of the internet people are interconnected more than ever. However, this increased connectivity has also given rise to cyber-crimes which are not as easy to solve as traditional crimes. Traditional crimes occur …
Abstract Metaverse is the new oil. Intellectual property rights (IPR) are a product of human curiosity and intelligence, so protecting them in the recent “virtual world” is of greatest need. This paper addresses the issue of trademark, patent, & copyright infringement, while also talking about various legal precedents relating to intellectual property rights in virtual …
IMPACT ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN METAVERSE Read More »
Case Title- SHILPA SAILESH v. VARUN SREENIVASAN Court- Supreme Court of India Bench: Justices S.K. Kaul, Vikram Nath, AS Oka, JK Maheshwari and Sanjiv Khanna Judgement date- May 1, 2023 BRIEF INTRODUCTION The Honourable Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgment in this case. It ruled that it has the jurisdiction to dissolve a …
IRRETRIEVABLE BREAKDOWN OF MARRIAGE CAN ALSO BE A GROUND FOR GRANTING DIVORCE Read More »
Abstract “An ounce of mediation is worth a pound of arbitration and a ton of litigation.” Joseph Grynbaum. Mediation is a process where a neutral third party facilitates communication and negotiation between the parties involved in a dispute to reach a mutually agreeable solution. A mediator does not impose a solution but creates a conducive …
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Abstract: This legal research paper examines the ongoing conflict between surveillance and individual liberties in the Indian context, focusing on the right to privacy and its clash with national security concerns. The paper delves into the significance of privacy rights and the importance of maintaining collective security, highlighting the need to strike a balance that …
The Real Struggle for Privacy and National Security in terms of Liberty and Surveillance Read More »
Case Commentary FACTS ISSUES RAISED CONTENTION Petitioner’s Arguments W.P. (C) No. 1031 of 2019 W.P. (C) No. 1164 of 2019 W.P. (Crl.) No. 225 of 2019 Respondent’s Arguments Mr. K.K. Venugopal, Attorney General for Union of India Mr. Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General of Jammu and Kashmir RATIONALE Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4 …
Anuradha Bhasin v. Union of India- AIR 2020 SC 1308. Read More »
(2021) 4 SCC 379 SUPREME COURT OF INDIA DATE OF THE CASE: 11 January, 2021 APPELLANT: M/S N.N. Global Mercantile RESPONDENT: M/S Indo Unique Flame Ltd. LEGAL PROVISIONS: The Indian Stamp Act,1899 and The Arbitration Act, 1940 FACTS: ISSUE RAISED: CONTENSION: Arguments from the Petitioner’s Side: Arguments from the Respondent’s Side: RATIONALE: A constitution bench …
M/S N.N. GLOBAL MERCANTILE V. M/S INDO UNIQUE FLAME LTD. Read More »
Abstract Necrophilia[1] can be understood as, when a human being commits any sexual deed or performance with a dead human body which involve sex organs, anus, urethra, or mouth. Necrophilia can be derived from a Greek word nekros meaning corpse and philia means love. The subset necropedophilia means having sexual activity with a dead body …
Understanding Necrophilia and The Issues Surrounded With It. Read More »
ABSTRACT The Sedation Law was enacted by the British to restrain the freedom fighters. It became a tool to suppress the liberal movement during the colonial era. But even after independence, it was still used as a weapon to curb voices against the government in place. Placing slogans like Pakistan zindabad and supporting Pakistan or …
Abstract The common law concept of ‘duress’ occurs when someone is forced to act against their free will and the resultant consent renders the contract voidable. The effect of duress is not to make the acts of the victim involuntary, nor does it deprive him of his free choice, but leaves him with a “choice …
Mapping the Scope of Economic Duress in Indian Contract Law Read More »
Abstract Nowadays, Infertility becomes one of the major problem of couples, who want to become parents. Our science had so many scientific and technological advancements in obstetrics[1] and gynecology[2]. Surrogacy is a process in which a lady (who want to become surrogate with her own will) bears and delivers the child for intending couples. But …
The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021- Boon or Bane? Read More »
ABSTRACT One of the branches or aspects of intellectual property rights known as copyright has an exclusive set of legal rights that extends to authors of literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works as well as to those who produce cinematographic films and sound recordings. These rights include the ability to reproduce works and make them …
APURVA SHANKER 2ND YEAR, B.A.LLB. STUDENT AT NUSRL, RANCHI. ABSTRACT The multicultural depiction of India has often been presented to be that of harmony and cohesiveness with rare disputes of minute significance. The variance occurring out of culture, tradition and faith is accommodated through personal laws. It is, however, true that the personal laws are …
Unaccounted Perils of Christian Women in Succession Read More »
ABSTRACT Even in the twenty-first century, the majority of women in India still lack access to appropriate abortion facilities. Women’s lives continue to be significantly impacted by abortion. They may have to terminate it at home in some circumstances since the hospital will admit them as a patient. The women in our nation continue to …
FROM WOMB TO WORLD: AN ANALYSIS OF ABORTION LAWS IN INDIA Read More »
ABSTRACT Digital rape is an offence which is quite nascent to Indian legal system as well as for people of India. There are some misconceptions regarding the term ‘Digital’ of offence of digital rape in the mind of a layman, and this article try to give a better understanding of the term ‘Digital’ as well …
Abstract A 152 years old pre-colonial rule that is still in existence until now as an enacting law in the territory of India has become a rising issue in eyes of government for it to be existing in future. Sedition law from the day of being included under IPC in 1870s has received so many …
Interpretation and Implementation of Sedition Law Read More »
ABSTRACT The most complex issue of the Indian Judiciary System is the pendency of cases.In 2006, for this the concept of plea bargaining was enforced through the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2005. This concept was created so that the Prosecutors could skip the labour intensive, time consuming, costly and no guarantee to grant justice trials. …