ABSTRACT- The Indian Penal Code (IPC), a product of British colonial rule, has endured for 160 years, but in the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st century, its efficacy and relevance have been called into question. This research paper explores the pressing need for a comprehensive analysis and radical transformation of the IPC to address …
ABSTRACT The privileges provided to the members of Parliament and the members of the State Legislature enshrined under Articles 105 and 194 of the Constitution respectively are the requisite tools for ensuring a fearless and open expression on the pertaining matters in the house. These powers are classified broadly into two categories- to the members …
Parliamentary Privileges & Rights of a Non-Member: Delhi Assembly vs. Facebook Read More »
Abstract In India, the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Code, 2016 is a remarkable development in the field of law. Today, we frequently see companies and businesses go bankrupt and insolvent. This code was introduced for resolving the problems of Insolvency ultimately. This Code works like an umbrella which brought all insolvency laws under it and address …
ABSTRACT This research paper critically investigates the enormous effect of technology on human rights, with a particular emphasis on preserving the fundamental ideals of privacy and freedom in our modern digital age. As technology continues to grow at a rapid pace, it provides both enormous potential and complicated concerns to individuals’ basic liberties and rights …
ABSTRACT India, a multicultural and eclectic country, has debated whether to adopt a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) for its inhabitants for many years. This abstract gives a summary of the current debate concerning the introduction of a UCC in contemporary India. The goal of the Uniform Civil Code is to substitute a uniform, secular legal …
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ABSTRACT In our India, people believe that Maa Annapurna is a goddess of food. So they offer prayers to her to get her blessings. We know that food, shelter, and clothing are the three basic needs of human beings. Food is one of the essential things for our livelihood. We require food daily. Our Indian …
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON FOOD ADULTERATION LAWS IN INDIA AND LEGAL RIGHTS OF CONSUMERS Read More »
ABSTRACT- This research paper critically analyses the rights of prisoners within the legal framework of India. The paper delves into the multifaceted dimensions of prisoner rights, shedding light on constitutional guarantees. It offers an in-depth examination of the challenges prisoners face in accessing their rights, particularly within the context of overcrowding, inadequate facilities, and the …
RIGHTS OF PRISONERS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS Read More »
1. Abstract Conventionally, the Reserve Bank of India’s regulatory jurisdiction and supervisory regime is to ensure the depositors’ interest and safety and additionally strengthen India’s banking and financial operations. The RBI represents India’s economic interests at various global platforms such as BASEL, Financial Stability Boards and is thus poised to make decisions attuned to the …
To Ban or to Adopt: Cryptocurrency Quandary and the Role of RBI Read More »
ABSTRACT The origin of sedition law can be dated from the amendment of the Indian Penal Code in 1870. The British colonizers used it to suppress the Indian freedom struggle and rising voices of dissatisfaction. Until August 11, 2023 section 124 of the IPC provided the provisions for sedition and its punishments, now the new …
Abstract Ordinances were incorporated into the Indian Constitution through the Government of India Act 1935, which bestowed upon the Governor-General the capacity to proclaim Ordinances. Sections 42 and 43 of the Act specifically dealt with the Governor-General’s authority to promulgate Ordinances, stipulating that this power may only be exercised in circumstances necessitating prompt action. The …
Ordinance-Making Power of the President in the Light of Recent Controversies Read More »
ABSTRACT The gaming industry is currently booming at a rapid pace in India. Being the fastest-growing sector,The Indian economy depends significantly on the gaming industry. Currently estimated to be around USD 2.2 billion, it is expected to grow to approximately USD 7 billion by 2026. Gambling, betting and online games are evolving industries with a …
Emerging Need for Centralized Gaming Laws: Critical Study of Contemporary Stance Read More »
The Delhi High Court CORAM: HON’BLE MR. JUSTICE C. HARI SHANKAR Advocate representing plaintiff Mr. Abhijeet Rastogi Advocate representing defendant Ms. Prity Sharma The court initially addressed the issue of trademark infringement concerning the plaintiff’s registered wordmark, “BLENDERS PRIDE.” It ruled that the plaintiff could not lay claim to exclusive rights over the “PRIDE” component …
ABSTRACT This research paper explores the dynamic and evolving landscape of insolvency treatment in India, with a specific focus on the legislative framework and the notable developments observed in recent years. India, as a rapidly advancing economy, has undergone significant transformations in its approach to insolvency and bankruptcy. This research paper aims to provide a …
Abstract: Contracts of indemnity are one of the most crucial commercial contract forms. Some industries, such as the insurance industry, rely on these contracts. This is due to the nature of these contracts. Essentially, it helps companies to cover losses and mitigate risk. This is very important for both small and large businesses. These contracts …
Abstract The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a concept in India’s constitution that aims to replace personal laws based on religious customs with a common set of laws governing citizens, including marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption, and maintenance. The implementation of UCC is solely the responsibility of the government. This article primarily focuses on the historical …
Enactment of Uniform Civil Code and Religious rights Read More »
ABSTRACT In the perspective of preserving the world’s biodiversity, this research article examines the crucial problem of preserving traditional knowledge and preventing biopiracy. Traditional knowledge has proven to be a goldmine of vital information on maintaining ecosystems, managing sustainable resources, and cultivating medicinal plants. However, the unethical and immoral use of this knowledge, known as …
SAFEGUARDING TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND COMBATTING BIOPIRACY Read More »
Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) has grown into a powerful driver for change in the legal industry, transforming how legal practitioners provide services and make judgment calls. This in- depth research explores the tremendous effects of AI on modern legal practice while examining its ramifications, ethical issues, and implications. The use of AI within the legal …
The person residing in India has some special rights, especially the citizens in matters of employment and education, etc. which are considered to be important for the better life of any person but it becomes more than necessary to have citizenship in such states where all the boarders are surrounded by foreign boundaries such as …
Citizenship amendment Bill- 2019: Threat created by Religion Read More »
Abstract The Ganga River is one of the most important rivers in India. It is a lifeline for millions of people, providing water for drinking, irrigation, and transportation. However, the Ganga River has been facing a number of challenges, including pollution, deforestation, and climate change. In recent years, there have been a number of efforts …
Abstract Since several centuries, though many technological revolutions and other developments have come, a word still used till date with no exact logical reasoning and bankability is the word accident which further addresses and elucidates the concept of act of god and its role in the legal system. An accident is defined (1) as an …
Abstract In today’s digital transformation era, data holds a very important position, and violating its confidentiality may pose a significant risk to an individual and a nation as a whole. Our indulgence on various social media platforms like Facebook, X, Instagram etc. has increased to such a level that they have become a predominant part …
Abstract The Citizenship Amendment Act of 2019 has emerged as a pivotal legislative development in India’s contemporary socio-political landscape. This research paper undertakes a comprehensive examination of the multifaceted aspects surrounding this contentious law. The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was enacted to amend India’s citizenship provisions and has ignited intense debates and protests since its …
Legality and Implications of Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 Read More »
Abstract This research paper delves into the intricate relationship between neuroscience, the concept of free will, and their profound implications for the criminal justice system. Free will is the idea that humans can think and act independently [1]. The scientific studies have given us new evidence into the nature and workings of human behaviour, revealing …
Neuroscience, Freewill, and The Criminal Justice System: An In-depth Analysis. Read More »
ABSTRACT: India is considered to be the safest home for many refugees. Whenever the humanitarian issue arises related to refugees, India has done more than any other state can do. It also handled the national security issue more than that of the asylum seekers. However, India lacks domestic laws and administrative laws due to the …
By Rashmi Pathak- Government Law College, Mumbai Different Insolvency laws prevailed in India for different types of entities but failed to bring the desired consequences or result. For example, Sick Industrial Companies Act, 1985, the Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002, the Recovery of Debt Due to Banks …
An Analysis on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 Read More »
Abstract In today’s digital era, legal practitioners in India are increasingly leveraging websites to connect with potential clients and disseminate legal insights. However, this practice encounters strict guidelines imposed by the Bar Council of India (BCI), presenting a distinctive challenge. When visiting legal websites, users commonly encounter a disclaimer at the outset, serving the crucial …
Legal Marketing in India: Navigating the Boundaries of Lawyer Advertising Read More »
Abstract Violence cannot be stopped by violence. It has to be stopped by wisdom. Only wisdom can stop violence. ~GURUDEV SRI SRI SHANKAR[1] This research paper deals with the very known topic i.e. Domestic Violence. Domestic Violence means the aggressive behaviour of one partner over the other in intimidate relationship. Mostly women …
Abstract Human rights are such crucial aspects of a society that need to be handled delicately. The shielding of human rights is the need of the hour. These are the basic rights which everyone needed to live a harmonious life. There is a recent trend of increasing human rights violations and international organisations such as …
“ Fashion is the armor to survive the reality of everyday life” ABSTRACT: The field of law known as “fashion law” examines a wide range of topics pertinent to the fashion industry, such as financial and commercial matters, intellectual property law, international trade, employment law, and company law. This research paper intends to present an …
AbstractThis study delves into the Supreme Court’s handbook aimed at dismantling gender stereotypes in the legal field. It highlights the handbook’s role in promoting gender parity, inclusiveness, and challenging entrenched biases in society. The handbook addresses the attribution of “inherent characteristics” to women and how presumptions about a woman’s character, based on factors like clothing …
HANDBOOK ON COMBATING GENDER STEREOTYPES:IT’S RELEVANCE AND IMPORTANCE Read More »
Citation: 6 SCC 213(2021) Bench: CJI N. V. Ramana, Hon’ble Justice Surya Kant and Hon’ble Justice Aniruddha Bose. Criminal Appeal No: 573 of 2016 Date of Judgment: May 07, 2021. Legal Provisions /Acts: The Evidence Act 187, The Indian Penal Code 1860 and The code of Criminal Procedure 1973. FACTS 1. Both the parties of …
Abstract This study examines the corporate law system in India’s legislative framework for protecting shareholders who are in minority. Minority shareholders are an essential part of the business ecosystem and help to maintain the fairness and integrity of the market. The protection of minority stockholders’ rights is crucial in India because the business landscape is …
Protection of Minority Shareholders in India’s Corporate Law Regime Read More »
Abstract The main social issue that has caught the sight of millions of people in India is Domestic Violence. They are the issues that become headlines and are the most prevalent topic today. There is no definition of Domestic Violence, but it can be understood as the harsh, rough, and brutal behavior that can be …
Abstract: This research paper examines the nuances of abortion legislation in many nations, looking at their development, variances, and consequences for society. We assess the effects of legislative frameworks on maternal health, gender equality, reproductive rights, and public opinion by looking at things like access limitations and gestational caps. This study aims to offer insights …
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ABORTION LAWS AND THEIR SOCIETAL IMPACT Read More »
ABSTRACT Intellectual property(IP) is the original creation of the human intellect. It includes a variety of creative products, such as designs, logos, musical compositions, artistic works, etc. There are primarily four types of intellectual property: copyright, trademark, patent and trade secret. The person who creates any intellectual property gets an exclusive right to use and …
Demystifying Quia Timet Action and its Impact on Intellectual Property Rights Read More »
ABSTRACT: The Tamil Nadu Regulation of Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants (TNRRRLT) Act, 2017 as stated in the preamble is enacted to regulate the rent, to balance the Rights and Liabilities of Landlord and Tenants, and to provide fast adjudication process for resolution of disputes, between the landlord and tenant. Before this enactment, …
CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON SECTION 21(2)(a) OF THE TNRRRLT ACT, 2017 Read More »
Abstract The right to abortion is a very belligerent and emotionally charged topic .Whether it should be given as matter of reproductive right; should be allowed only under certain circumstances or needs a complete blanket ban is a matter of never ending debate. The major debate revolves around the topic after what time foetus should …
ABSTRACT The paper explores different ideas of the issues in our legal system and relevant case laws such as the Vishakha judgement, the Nirbhaya case and the Uphaar Fire Tragedy. These cases affected the nation. However, we can see how justice was delayed in such horrifying tragedies and how the victims got justice almost decades …
ABSTRACT Whenever the issue of domestic violence is discussed, its main focus has always been the women as sufferers and men as abusers. Nevertheless, almost 85% of the victims are women and mostly by male abusers. But this doesn’t mean that men cannot face domestic violence and violent female partners don’t exist; they do. It …
THE EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: MALE VICTIMS PERSPECTIVE Read More »
Abstract Trade Secrets and Business Laws are in conflict because they have varying goals. Trade secrets live in confidentiality and exclusivity while business laws ensure fair competition, consumer protection and to protect integrity of the market. This conflict takes different forms when companies have to abide by laws but at the same time protect their …
Business Law and its conflict with Trade Secrets. Read More »
Abstract This article critically examines the Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita, also known as the Citizen Protection Act, and its implications on individual rights and civil liberties in India. Drawing upon historical parallels with the British colonial-era laws, the article explores whether the Act poses a more severe threat to fundamental freedoms than the oppressive laws …
Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita: Worse Than the British? Read More »
Abstract- In the year 1957 first artificial satellite sputnik launched in space and later in the year 1969 human put his first foot on the moon. After these missions in space, various types of missions are launched by various country space agencies like Vostok 1, Apollo11,Kepler, Falcon 9, Artemis etc. Today in the era of …
Abstract India is an emerging economy and also a great destination for foreign investments. This research paper deals with the interrelationship of foreign direct investment (FDI) and India’s legal system and also explores the impact of FDI on taxation, labor laws, social regulations, and intellectual property rights. India’s economy, which is among the fastest-growing in …
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ABSTRACT The women were deprived from their rights and freedom from a late century, but we are in a age where society is continuously developing and finding way to establish harmony among both the genders’. The position of women now is not the same as it was in the later centuries. Today almost every human …
Abstract The most effective way to settle disputes between parties involved in international transactions is often international commercial arbitration. The validity of the arbitral decision is crucial in international arbitration. Conflicting parties will cease to view arbitration as a useful tool for resolving disputes if the same cannot be guaranteed. The recent judgements from Indian …
ABSTRACT The research paper aims to analyze the recent Personal Data Protection Act 2023, its pros and cons. How it was formulated and what was the need for such a legislation in the first place. Data is the new currency and as India is a growing technological economy the need for data protection laws is …
ABSTRACT When the concept of Extra-judicial killing is focused upon, there is an absence of proper legislation which comes into the picture. It is a growing problem, taking massive size and at such an unrestrained pace that it is becoming difficult to tackle it. The two opposing views concerning this issue have been discussed where …
ABSTRACT Human civilization has been evolving its practices and methods from time immemorial to develop as a society. The most recent evolution is in the scientific field where every other thing that was deemed impossible was made possible by science. The most recent development in the sector is artificial intelligence. According to Wikipedia Artificial intelligence …
IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON LEGAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: A FUTURISTIC VIEW Read More »
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 …
AbstractThis Research paper analysis the right to speech and expression in the digital age. It includes the dynamic and progressive nature of the country’s growth toward the digitization, initiative of the Digital India by the BJP government leading India to join the Digitally advanced nations. It also covers about the emergence of fundamental rights including …
Exercising Freedom of speech and expression in the digitized world Read More »
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 …
ABSTRACT: In light of the recent judgment that was delivered by the Karnataka High Court, in which it said that if a man has sex with the dead body of a woman, it does not constitute rape, has sparked a new debate in the country concerning the lacunae in the Indian laws to punish these …
WHY DO THE INDIAN LAWS FAIL TO PUNISH NECROPHILIA? Read More »
Abstract Cyber Crime is a crime done using a computer or a group of computers. With the passage of time, internet addiction, cyber crimes and steps taken for its security has become an issue not only for the government but also to a common man as well. In order to reduce the number of cyber …
Abstract Intellectual Property can be explained that any property which is created from the consumption of the human intellect. The increasing use of the internet raises concerns regarding the security of intellectual property rights, which is crucial in the current environment. The massive expansion of infrastructure required for Internet availability is currently unaffected by the …
Intellectual Property and its Emerging Protection Through Cyber Security Read More »
SUBMITTED BY PAVITHRA K S – 200401417041 BA LLB (Hons.) Alliance University, Alliance School of Law, Bengaluru. ABSTRACT A fair trial is a fundamental component of criminal law. The accused must be afforded the appropriate opportunity to defend himself in order to guarantee a fair trial. The CrPC contains a number of constitutional safeguards to …
ABSTRACT Judiciary is the most important organ of any state, the main function of which is to interpret laws and settle disputes between parties. The courts act as supreme interpreter, protector and guardian of supremacy of the constitution by keeping all authorities- legislative, executive, administrative, judicial or quasi- judicial- within legal bounds. The judiciary has …
ABSTRACT A new field of criminal activity known as cybercrime has emerged as a result of the quick development of digital technology. This research paper examines the Indian judicial system in depth, with an emphasis on how well it addresses the many problems that cybercrimes present. The foundation of India’s cybercrime legislation is the Information …
ANALYSIS OF INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN THE LIGHT OF CYBER CRIME Read More »
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this research paper is to analyze the Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Surrogacy in India its progress and position in a country like India where it used to be a norm and a source of livelihood for some but is now banned commercially. The author has given a brief introduction about …
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ABSTRACT Human civilization has been evolving its practices and methods from time immemorial to develop as a society. The most recent evolution is in the scientific field where every other thing that was deemed impossible was made possible by science. The most recent development in the sector is artificial intelligence. According to Wikipedia Artificial intelligence …
IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON LEGAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: A FUTURISTIC VIEW Read More »
ABSTRACT This research paper aims to examine the existing Prevention of Sexual Harassment Act and analyse the correlation with gender neutrality while emphasizing on the need for gender neutral laws to cater to all gender identities facing sexual harassment at workplace. Keeping in mind the societal shifts and dynamic nature of society, it is imperative …
POSH Act vis –à- vis Gender Neutrality – An Analysis Read More »
Abstract:This study looks at the ethical and legal ramifications of India’s burgeoning automation and artificial intelligence industries. These technologies, which have had a big impact on sectors like healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and transportation, are introduced by first defining their core ideas. The laws that already exist in India that are pertinent to AI and automation, …
“Legal and Ethical Considerations in AI and Automation: Indian Regulatory Framework” Read More »
ABSTRACT This article explores the legal positions of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) countries on unilateral sanctions, their impact on the global economy and trade, and the effectiveness of this policy tool. The article argues that unilateral sanctions are a vestige of a unipolar world and are incompatible with international law. The …
Abstract Without our knowledge, our information is constantly being grabbed and used. ToS and UA are complex and hard to understand, and they give businesses broad permission to get personal data. Our privacy is at stake due to this lack of transparency and control. We must grasp the ToS and UA in order to make …
ABSTRACT The Indian Contract Act 1872, a colonial rule has been governing all contractual obligations ever since. This colonial legislation has completed 151 years since its introduction and has seldom faced any need for amendments. This Act is derived from the English Common Law and has been governing all contractual obligations, day to day business …