Author: Ayushi Jain Introduction Third-party funding, commonly known as ‘TPF’, means financing provided by any person or entity who is not a party to the dispute and to provide such…
read moreAuthor - Kaushal Kasliwal Abstract The population in India is demarcated based on followers of Ideologies of Hinduism, Muslim, and many other religious ideologies. All the ideologies have their particular…
read moreRight to Constitutional Remedies: Heart and soul of the Constitution written by Ashwin Pandey student of West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences INTRODUCTION Part III of the Constitution of India…
read moreThis Article explains the concept of Anticipatory Bail, based on doctrinal research. It looks into Anticipatory bail order's time/tenure for the study purpose. Author: Ashwin Pandey, associated with The West Bengal…
read moreThe conflict between press rights and government control - an analysis of the contemporary trends in press rights and the need for curtailing media trial written by Sidharth Sabu student…
read moreThis article interprets the provision of the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 and the amendment of 2017. This work has been done by Pooja Ganesh student of SASTRA Deemed University Introduction…
read moreA woman can terminate her pregnancy on the grounds of danger to her life written by Himanshu Garg student of Maharashtra National Law University Aurangabad TAPASYA UMESH PISAL v. UOI AND…
read moreUnderstanding NRC in Assam written by Mohammad Shuja Uzair student of NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, Mumbai INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS THE NRC? The National Register of Citizens (NRC)…
read moreThis article critically analyses the latest bill, i.e. The Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2020; written by Siddhart Behera, a student of Gujarat National Law University. Introduction In the present context, the…
read moreProblem with Sport Laws in India written by Mohammad Shuja Uzair student of NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, Mumbai INTRODUCTION India is a country that is known for…
read moreThis article deals with the Doctrine of Colourable Legislation in a brief manner. The doctrine of colourable legislation is explained here with the help of case laws and illustrations. Introduction…
read moreThis article is on the Essential ingredients of Malicious Prosecution written by Pooja Ganesh student of SASTRA Deemed University Introduction When a person with a malicious intention institutes wrongful criminal…
read moreMinority Rights under International Law written by Samyukta P. Menon student of National University of Advanced Legal Studies The rights of minority groups and their protection is one of the…
read morePresent post is a detailed notes on Indian Penal Code (IPC). This notes on IPC is detailed and backed by case laws. Nature of Crime and Definition of Crime Definition…
read moreElements of a Crime under Indian legal system written by Samyukta P. Menon student of National University of Advanced Legal Studies INTRODUCTION The Constitution of India provides for a federal…
read moreJudgement: Abortion of children with Down Syndrome by Aditi Sannidhi student of National law institute university, Bhopal Komal Hilwale vs the State of Maharashtra Introduction The Supreme Court on 16th…
read moreBroken window theory in India written by Pooja Ganesh student of SASTRA Deemed University Introduction The need for reform in society should start from an individual. The broken window theory…
read moreHuman Rights for Prisoner during Covid 19 written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies National Alliance for People’s Movement & Ors. Vs State of Maharashtra & Ors.…
read moreAuthor: Dhannjay Singh Pundir This Article deals with the intricacies of Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act. Introduction Settling a dispute by referring it to a third person…
read moreThis Article focuses on the Rights of the Indian Prisoners in the light of International covenants and instruments. It also discusses upon the implementation of Labour Law in Prisons. This…
read moreThis article deals with the Principles of Natural Justice. This article on Natural Justice has been authored by Tanya Sharma; student of UPES, Dehradun. Abstract Justice is a virtue of…
read moreThe article states about the Damages under Tort Law written by Akshat Tripathi, student of NMIMS School of Law, Mumbai. Introduction Damages under Tort Law is referred to as a…
read moreThis Article endeavours to reinterpret the term 'Religious Denominations' amidst the growing state control over the Temples. This Article is written by Suraj T.N. a student of SRMIST, School of…
read moreThis article discusses the Role of PIL during COVID-19 Pandemic, written by Shubha Sharma (LC II, University of Delhi). Introduction Covid-19 is a pan India disaster, the world is witnessing…
read moreThis article discusses the Status of health and life insurance sector amidst COVID 19 Pandemic, written by Apoorv Agarwal and Vanshika Gupta, students of ILS Law College, Pune. Introduction The…
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