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L. C. Golaknath V. State Of Punjab
In the famous case of Golaknath V. State Of Punjab, in the year 1967 the Court ruled that Parliament could not curtail any of the Fundamental Rights in the Constitution. - - Ruchita & Kirti read more |
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WTO & Development In Developing Countries Perspective
The problem of our age is growing economic disparity between developed and industrialized country on the one hand, and the developing world on the other.- - Swapneshwar Goutam read more |
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Role Of Legal Services Authority In Contemporary Scenario (Jharkhand)
Every man is born free in the world. He inherits few rights naturally and few granted to him by the society. “Society is a web of relationships” and for a just and healthy society - - Umang Singh read more |
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Salem Advocates Bar Association v. Union of India
The present case Salem Advocate Bar Association v. Union of India[1] is basically an aftermath of the original case Salem Advocates Bar Association, Tamil Nadu. v. Union of India[2]. - - Vandini Sharma read more |
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Power of Indian courts to issue Garnishee Order
The word ‘Garnish’ is derived from an old French word ‘garnir’ which means to warn or to prepare . It is to serve an heir with notice i.e. to warn of certain debts that must be paid before the person is entitled to receive property as an heir - - Varsha Rajora read more |
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Dying Declaration by Rape Victims: A Critical Analysis
Dying Declarations are the statements made by a dying person as to injuries which culminated in his death or the circumstances under which the injuries were inflicted - - Varsha Rajora read more |
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Water Management
In any organized society, right to live, as meeting does not ensure a human being only the animal needs of men. It is secured only when he is assured of all facilities to develop - - Mohit Singhvi read more |
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Inherent Power of the Court to Grant Restitution
In law the term ‘restitution’ is used in three senses: (i) return or restoration of some specific thing to its rightful owner or status; (ii) compensation for benefits derived from a wrong done to another; (iii) compensation or reparation - - Bhupendra Verma read more |
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Muslim Marriage
This article deals with the nature of muslim marriages.definition,types,obligations and rights of spouses,divorce,iddat and maintainence under muslim marriages are covered here.- - Harshit Khare read more |
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Decriminalization of consensual sex between adults
The Delhi High Court dismissed the Petition in 2004 holding that the question was merely academic and there did not lay a cause of action. A subsequent review petition was also dismissed - - Joyjyoti Mahanta read more |
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Back log of cases
India has to suffer the scourge of the world's largest backlog of cases. Over three crore cases are pending in courts across India with 52,000 and 40 lakh cases pending in the Supreme Court and the High Courts only - - adv.Konark Tyagi read more |
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Is Personal Liberty a hindrance upon the development of the nation
Considering the global perspective regarding grant of absolute personal liberty at the very beginning of development, there have been instances where it came out to be really successful - - Kapil Raina read more |
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Patent & Its Effect In India
Covers History Of Patent Law, its origin, its development, its impact on developing nations, dipute regarding product and process patent etc read more |
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Breach Of Confidentiality & Various Legal Issues
Confidentiality has been defined as the "ensuring that information is accessible only to those authorized to have access" and is one of the cornerstones of information security. - - Vibhor Verdhan read more |
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Charter Party
The term "charter party" stands for the contract between the owner of a vessel and the charterer, which is the one that takes over the vessel for a certain amount of time or voyage. - - Mohan Roy Mathews read more |
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Establishing the International Criminal Court
The article focuses on the various events that led to the establishment of the International Criminal Court. Criminal law never had a place in the jurisprudence of International law in its primary stage. But, with an increased number of atrocities committed which involved the interests of the governments of more than just one country, the need was felt to give equal significance to criminal laws in the international scenario as has been given to trade laws etc. - - Amitabh Sengupta read more |
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Narco Analysis
Judicial system, particularly the criminal justice system, is not untouched with the advancement of science. - - Gagandeep Kaur read more |
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Indigenous population still carvings for their basic amenities
The greatest challenge that the Government of India has been facing since independence is the proper provision of social justice to the people belonging to scheduled tribes, by ameliorating their socio-economic conditions, health condition, education which needs to be revamped - - Pooja Vatsh read more |
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Sec 17 of Indian Registration Act, 1908
Indian Registration Act is an act to consolidate the enactments relating to the registration of documents. Registration means recording of the contents of the document. - - Mukesh Chouhan read more |
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Free & Compulsory education for every Child at last
The first law on ‘compulsory’ education was introduced by the State of Baroda in 1906 whereas, the first documented use of the word ‘right’ in the context of elementary education appeared in a letter written by Rabindranath Tagore in the year 1908. In 1937, Mahatma Gandhi mooted the idea of self-supporting ‘basic education’ for a period of seven years through vocational and manual training. - - Nikunj Saraf read more |
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Does India have a Data Protection law
This article mainly throws light on the absence of Data Protection law in India and its consequences - - Mohammed Nyamathulla Khan read more |
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Limits Of Judicial Review
Judicial review means the reconsideration of a degree or sentence of an inferior Court, but these days the concept has undergone great changes and the literal meaning of judicial review is no longer valid. - - Ruchita Jain read more |
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Right To Die
Constitution is a social document. It is the society in its political aspect. We can't understand its nature without understanding the chief characteristics of the society. - - Foram Thakar read more |
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Changing Sovereignty In The Light Of WTO
Sovereignty means the right of the nations to govern them. This concept has fostered world order by establishing legal protections against external intervention and by offering a diplomatic foundation for the negotiation of international treaties - - Rittika Chhetri read more |
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Role Of Writs In The Administrative Law
Administrative law has greatly demarcated the checks, balances and permissible area of an exercise of power, authority and jurisdiction over administrative actions enforced by the any State, Governmental agencies and instrumentalities defined under Article 12 of the Constitution of India. - - Shivangi M. Rana read more |
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