(Criminal appeal No.98 of 2021) (2021) 3 SCC 713 Facts: A Professor TJ Joseph of the Newman College, Thodupuzha while framing a Malayalam question paper for B.Com 2nd semester , had included an objectionable question against a particular religion of certain society. The respondent along with the members of Popular Front of India decided to …
Abstract India is a country where there are a lot of diversities on the grounds of language, race, religion, caste, etc. There are several religions prevalent in India. Due to this reason, State has rightly introduced the concepts of Secularism which means religious tolerance and equal treatment to all religions[1]. Secularism is not an anti-religious doctrine …
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In respect of Article 19(1)(a) Introduction: Since a decade, there have been roughly 665 internet shutdowns in India with the recent one just after the Udaipur incident[1] as per the data provided by the Software Freedom Law Center, a firm that provides legal services in this area. These shutdowns were initiated after any protest, incident, …
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ABSTRACT Corporate establishments were accorded an autonomous legal status to help achieve the underlying goals of justice. With the passage of time, in order to circumvent the responsibility, Benami transactions, frauds and money transfers into the company’s account became extremely prevalent. The need to address such malpractices among shareholders and safeguard the hard-earned money of …
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ABSTRACT: In India, the concept of marital rape has always been very complex, with many laws and verdicts being passed over the ages but not amended. A husband cannot be guilty of rape with his lawful wife. Marital rape is a violation of the fundamental right of a woman specifically under Articles 14 and 21 …
ABSTRACT The term “Hindu Undivided Family” derives its meaning and rules from the two schools of Hindu Law. The ancient Schools of Hindu laws are believed to be of two types and where in existence before the Hindu law was codified with the Hindu Succession Act of 1956. 1. The Mitakshara School, and 2. The …
Abstract The world has seen a lot many man- made disasters like wars, genocide, conspiracies, untouchability, nuclear wars, tech wars and what not. Genocide is one of the grave and heinous among all. The world has seen a lot many cases of genocide like in Bangladesh, Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Kashmir (India) etc. The major thing observed …
Abstract The Code of Criminal Procedure which is abbreviated as CrPC in common parlance is nationally applicable legislation governing the procedure regarding the administration of criminal law in the country. The act was formulated in 1973 and came into effect in the subsequent year. This research paper particularly deals with the evolutionary background of the …
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ABSTRACT Intellectual Property Rights are fostering a rising number of revered nowadays. Knowing that their development, idea, or revelation is covered gives creators piece of psyche. One of the most extreme standard size legitimate rules withinside the worldwide is patent regulation. Patent hindrances make it hard to gain drug, that is essential for everybody. In …
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Abstract Adoption is a legal process that creates a parent child relation between persons not related by blood. An adopted child is entitled to all privileges as similar to natural-born child. Adoptive child also has right to inherit. It is usually referred to as the legal process of becoming non-biological parent. Adoption is the act …
Introduction Sexual victimisation refers to state of affairs while someone commits or try a sexual act without the previous permission of that character or that character isn’t always withinside the state of affairs to present a unfastened consent. Now a days transgenders additionally grow to be the brand-new sufferers of those crimes. As all of …
Abstract Through the pages of this research article, I have attempted to introduce, discuss and summarise the legal construct of fitness to stand trial in criminal justice and its diverse aspects by creating a comparative study of some of the leading democracies in the world. The issue of the defendant’s mental health and its role …
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ABSTRACT Secularism is widely discussed and hotly debated topic modern democratic states. The religious basis of secularism, makes it a contested topic. Albeit, secularism is a very crucial aspect of a democratic state but, a democratic state may or may not be a secular state in its true sense. Also, a state can be a …
Idea of Secularism in Democracies especially in India and in Peacebuilding Read More »
Abstract- India is a country where Marriage is not just limited to the procedure of co-joining two inverse gender souls and their emotions into one thread rather it is considered a sacred and holy association that involves a consecrated position. In India to legally bind rechristen marriage as valid, there are certain rituals and ceremonies …
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Table of Contents • Introduction• Concept of a fair trial• Adversary system• Trials• Presumption of Innocence• Independent, Impartial and Competent Judges• The doctrine of “Autrefois Convict” and “Autrefois Acquit”• arrest and pre-trial detention –role of judge/magistrate• Venue of Trial• Right of the Accused to Know the Accusation▪ Accused Person to be tried in his Presence▪ …
Critical Analysis on Right to a fair trial under Indian Laws. Read More »
Abstract Despite India’s size and rapid development, crimes and other wrongdoing remain on the rise. Even though there are a lot of laws in India aimed at reducing and controlling crime, the number of crimes is still rising. Since the penalties are not severe enough for the offense, the offender has no fear of any …
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ABSTRACT 1 KEYWORDS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 CONCLUSION ABSTRACT: The child born through assisted reproductive technology shall be deemed to be a biological child of the commissioning couple and the said child shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges available to a neutral child only from the commissioning couple under any law for …
CONTENT ABSTRACT KEYWORDS INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL AND MODERN PERIOD LAWS FOR WOMEN IN WORKPLACE IN INDIA Rights Under the Constitution of India The Mines Act, 1952 The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 The Equal Remuneration Act, 1976 The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 IMPORTANT CASES Vishaka …
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ABSTRACT Cyberbullying is a method of harassment using electronic means and is very common among all, as the digital sphere has extended its technology. As school districts shut down in retort to COVID-19 and students are moving to e-learning, ever than before our children may be using most of the period in front of screens. …
Citation: 2022 (SC) 480 Year: 2022 Appellant: Veerendra V. Respondent: The State of Madhya Pradesh Bench: Justice A.M. Khanwilkar, Justice Dinesh Maheswari, and Justice C.T. Ravikumar INTRODUCTION A three-judge panel affirmed this decision. For crimes under Section 302, 376A, and 376(2)(i) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), it was affirmed, but the death penalty was reduced to life imprisonment. …
ABSTRACT: The plight of children working in the automobile industry especially in the automobile repair workshops before the period of this research seemed to be an instigation to conduct an exclusive research on the subject.The research question is about law relating to child labour with particular reference to automobile industry in Puducherry.In that way of …
LAW RELATING TO CHILD LABOUR WITH REFERENCE TO AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IN PUDUCHERRY Read More »
ABSTRACT This paper chiefly categorized the arena of surrogacy, legislation, and judicial verdicts regarding surrogacy. This paper also revolves around the history of surrogacy, how it was nurtured with time, the commercialization of surrogacy, and reproductive tourism in India. A brief data regarding the SURROGACY BILL 2021 has also been explored in this paper. Also, …
ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to mainly focus on the offence under the theft ,criminal misappropriation of property and criminal breach of trust and the major difference between them The offences like Criminal Misappropriation and Criminal Breach of Trust are criminal offenses against property as mentioned under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Section 403 of the …
ABSTRACT. National integration is the familiarity with a typical character among the residents of a country. However, it implies that we have a place with various castes, religions, and locales and communicate in various dialects. We perceive the way that we are every one of the ones. This sort of integration is vital in the …
National Integration Council: Casteism As The Most Hated Terminology To Kill Humanism Read More »
Abstract The aim of this research paper is to analyse the validity of a minor’s consent in POCSO cases. Indian Government enacted The Protection of Child from Sexual Offence Act 2012 to protect minor from Sexual harrasment. But recently the topic of consent of minors in POCSO cases became a hot topic of debate all …
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Abstract This research examines the breath of the Indian government’s drone restrictions, both for civilian and commercial use. It also discusses the planned system for enforcing the rules. The study discusses two notable concerns that need to be solved. The first is if regulatory measures are required for the development of drone operations, and the …
A Study on the Drone Policy Laws and its influence in India Read More »
Abstract The Kashmir issue is the longest-running and most real between Pakistan and India. Various bilateral and global initiatives failed to fix the problem. The two countries have fought hot and cold conflicts that have harmed their bilateral relations. India’s attempts to strengthen its control of Kashmir through the use of force have always been …
An Analysis of “The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization (Amendment) Bill, 2021” Read More »