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Intellectual Property
Intellectual properties are the creations of the mind: inventions, literary and artistic works, and the symbols, names, and designs used in commerce. - - Ravee Tanta read more |
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Challenges to India Patent Regime
The significance of these rights can be observed by the various upcoming legislations in India and in International Arena to regulate the use and safeguard these patent rights and other IPRs. - - Arvind Thapliyal read more |
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Duties & Liabilities of Officers of a Company
The statutory principles of Corporate Law in India are enshrined primarily in the Companies Act, 1956 ("the Act") and other supplementary and complementary enactments and regulations. - - Neha Rai read more |
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Legal Aid In India
The provisions of legal aid to the poor are based on humanitarian considerations and the main aim of these provisions is to help the povert-stricken people who are socially and economically backward. - - Swati Vijayvergiya read more |
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Hostile Witnesses
The Article attempts to highlight the problem of hostile witness that is creating hurdles in the proper administration oj justice and the whole story built upon by the prosecution crumbles down as a house of cards by this lacunae. the author attempts to bring about the present situation, in the light of some relevant cases and also wjat are the steps being taken to curb it as the witness protection programmes. - - Prateek Shanker Srivastava read more |
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Muslim womens right for dissolution of marriage
The Shariah law is quite progressive as far as women are
concerned. Islam was the first religion in the world to recognise women as legal entities - - Neha Malik read more |
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Malicious Prosecution under Law of Tort
Malicious prosecution is an abuse of the process of the court by wrongfully setting the law in motion on a criminal charge. In order to succeed the plaintiff must prove that there was a prosecution without any just and reasonable cause, initiated by malice and the case was decided in the plaintiff’s favour. - - Prateek Shanker Srivastava read more |
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Section 498 IPC
The article provides an insight to the meaning of cruelty as defined and to be dealt in context to the present section with reference to cases like ‘Kaliyaperumal vs. State of Tamil Nadu’. The article also provides with the constitutional validity of the section 498-A with references to cases like ‘Inder Raj Malik and others vs. Mrs. Sumita Malik’ and ‘Wazir Chand vs. State of Haryana’. - - Richa Mishra read more |
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Food For Few-Thought For Others
revolve around the fact that as the nations are proceeding towards conceiving the idea of free trade in fish and fishing commodities the threat of the extinction of the marine mammals (which includes fish) is becoming crystal clear. Not only that the total marine environment would be at stake - - Sanjay Chatterjee read more |
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Protection Of The Investors By Sebi
This particular paper highlights the dedication of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) towards giving the investors a concrete roof where they can feel protected - - Sanjay Chatterjee read more |
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Combating noise pollution
Noise pollution health hazards, noise pollution rules 2000, and Right to Life (Art-21) - - Roshni Manuel read more |
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Tax implications in a product loan transaction
Sales tax implication on a stock loan transaction between two companies dealing in similar goods for the advantage of saving on transport cost. - - Aishwarya Reddy read more |
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Relevance of Quasi-Contracts
There are certain situations wherein certain persons are required to perform an obligation despite the fact that he hasn’t broken any contract nor committed any tort. - - Deboshree Banerji read more |
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Protecting Trade Marks
India has seen a rapid growth in its economic structure and one of the major reason being the global presence of the India companies and therefore it becomes utmost important to protect their ‘trademarks’ internationally. - - Abhijit Mukherjee read more |
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Listing & Delisting Of Securities
Listing & delisting of securities is one of the important process in trading.In the market condition it becomw more essential to know the rule which govern it and the regulating agency. The present article address this issue. - - Vinay Ranjan read more |
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Royality – Taxability Under Vat Laws
IPR & Incorporeal goods is the most talked of subject as on date. Law on various aspects on this subject is still in the making. Over the period, the definition of “GOODS” has undergone a sea change. - - Sanjeev Malhotra read more |
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Adoption under Juvenile Justice Act
Adoption can be a most beautiful solution not only for childless couples and single people but also for homeless children. It enables a parent-child relationship to be established between persons not biologically related - - Debaditya Roy read more |
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Balance of Power in International Relations
In International Relations an equilibrium of power sufficient to discourage or present one nation or prevent one nation from imposing its will on or interfering with the interests of another - - Shubhya Pandey read more |
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E-Cheque System in India
With amendments in the Sections 6 and 1(4), coupled with the introduction of 81 A to the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, ECT is now legalized. - - Mahendra kumar sunkar read more |
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S. R. Bommai v. Union of India
In the constituent assembly debate it was suggested that Article 356 is liable to be abused for political purpose. In reply to this Dr. Ambedkar said that such articles will never be called into operation and they would remain a dead letter - - Jaimin. R. Dave read more |
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Cyber Crimes & Cyber Law
Information technology deals with information system, data storage, access, retrieval, analysis and intelligent decision making. Information technology - - Jagruti Dekavadiya read more |
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Justice Without Power Is Inefficient
The concept of justice underlines the basic values that are to be attained by a system of law. It is a virtue by which it is ensured that each person in a society will get what he really deserves to get. - - Shehnaz Ahmad & Prashant read more |
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Legal Education To Meet Challenges Of Globalisation
The last century of the last millennium was one of the worst in recorded history for war, conflict between men and men, nation and nation and for flagrant violation of human rights. - - Pradip Kumar Das read more |
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Most Favoured Nation Treatment
Most Favoured Nation principle is one of the most fundamental principles of the WTO. It requires member states to accord the most favourable tariff and regulatory treatment given to the product of any one member - - Amit Bhaskar read more |
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Juvenile Justice-A Comparative Study with U.K
The minors were exempted from the punishments and the fines because there had to be a difference in the level of understanding of a 8 year old and an 18 year old. - - Ayushi Mittal read more |
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