This Article on deceptive similarity has been authored by Aditi V. Mishra, a law graduate (Symbiosis Law School, Pune) Introduction (Deceptive Similarity) Intellectual Property is the intangible asset of the…
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 moreExtent of Right to Education written by written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies T.Muhammed Faisi Vs State of Kerala Abstract After confronting the government for…
read moreMaintenance for Unmarried Major Daughters written by Surya Sunilkumar student of student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies Abhilasha Vs Parkash & Ors (2020) Abstract On 15th September 2020, the…
read moreTypes of Confessions under the Indian Evidence Act written by Pooja Ganesh student of SASTRA Deemed University Introduction “Confession is an admission made at any time by a person charged…
read moreWhether Migrant Workers should be avail facilities for their welfare in the situation of COVID-19 Pandemic? written by Ayush Patriya student of Sangam University, Bhilwara S. Jeevan Kumar vs. the…
read moreConcept of Torts in the sphere of Civil Laws in India written by Prachi Mehta student of MKES College of Law INTRODUCTION Torts are one of the important branches of…
read moreAre Disabled Persons Socially Backward? written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies Aryan Raj Vs Chandigarh Administration & Ors. (2020) Abstract In India, the rights of…
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 moreRight to freedom of speech and expression will prevail against the Right to privacy written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies R. Rajagopal and Ors. Vs.…
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 moreTaking undue advantage of the legal process is unacceptable written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies Vijay Madanlala Choudary & Ors. Vs Union of India and…
read moreA Case of Apparent Religious Dissidence written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies Pradeep RS & Ors. Vs State of Kerala and Anr. Abstract India has…
read moreInjunctions in dispute for possession of immovable property written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies Pooja Mittal Vs Rakesh Kumar Abstract The apex court in the…
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 moreDilemma of jurisdiction under Negotiable Instruments Act written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies M/S Himalaya Self Farming Group & Anr. Vs M/s Goyal Feed Suppliers…
read morePerplexity of Interpretation Statutes written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies Amar Chandra Chakraborty Vs Collector of Excise (1972) Abstract This case is a landmark decision…
read moreAn Antiquated Dispute of Property written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies V. Kalyanaswamy (D) by Lrs. and Anrs. Vs L. Bakthavatsalam (2020) Abstract On 17th…
read moreThis Article is on Arbitration in Registered IPR disputes, the challenges and prospects. This article is written by Mr Tasneem student of Aligarh Muslim University. Abstract With litigation taking a…
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 moreThis article is a critical analysis of the Sedition Law in India. The study on sedition is based on secondary study. Introduction “Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel”,…
read moreExtension of Limitation in Pandemic written by Surya Sunilkumar student of Ramaiah institute of legal studies In Re Cognizance for Extension of Limitation (2020) Introduction In March 2020 Indian government…
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…
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