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Sidhartha Vashisht @ Manu Sharma Vs. State (NCT Of Delhi): A Case that inspired the movie No One Killed Jessica
Feb. 24, 2022 • PRATEEK MUDGAL
Justice prevailing in the big shot cases still makes us believe in the principle of equity. This case has shown the remarkable role of how the 4th pillar of democracy plays a critical role in shaping justice for those who are not socially and financially well off. The common conception that media houses alter and publish the news was proved wrong as if there wasn’t the involvement of the media then justice would not have been served.
Arbitrability of Tenancy Disputes in India
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
This article "Arbitrability of Tenancy Disputes in India" analyses the scope of arbitration and mediation in disputes relating to rent agreements and tenant-landlord relationships. It also includes the case laws and the issues relating to the same.
NEED FOR GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS IN INDIA
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
This article revolves around the topic of the need for government control over religious and charitable endowments in India. It also deals with the different aspects of this broad topic while discussing the constitutional validity of the act which governs this aspect in India.
AN ANALYSIS OF THE CONTRACTS OF GUARANTEE
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
This article revolves around the topic of the contract of guarantee. It deals with all the aspects of such contracts and discusses the concept and its interpretation in Indian Contract Law which has been backed by apt case laws.
Negligence under Torts
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
Can law deal with harm caused by carelessness? The answer is yes, and to do so one has to know about negligence. This article deals with the basics of negligence starting with the definition and its types. Further to elucidate the legal ramifications of negligence cases have been cited.
Punishment for Culpable Homicide Not Amounting to Murder – Section 304 of IPC, 1860
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
The article revolves around the types of punishment granted under different circumstances in the case of commission of the crime of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. It deals with different aspects of section 304 of IPC which is supported by apt case laws.
Intricacies of Inter-Country Adoption of Children
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
This article "Intricacies of Inter-Country Adoption of Children" deals with the intricacies, problems and issues of inter-country adoption of children.
The Role of Stoicism in the Evolution of Law
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
The article discusses the meaning of stoicism, its relevance in the modern day and its effects on law and lawyers.
CLIMATE CHANGE VIS-À-VIS RIGHT TO HEALTH
Jan. 25, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
This article revolves around the broad topic of climate change vis-à-vis the right to health. It also deals with and focuses on the different aspects of the topic which is backed by apt case laws.
A Boon to Indian Education System: National Education Policy of 2020
Jan. 24, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
This Article"A Boon to Indian Education System: National Education Policy of 2020" elaborates on the key changes and reforms which the policy brings in India's Education System. It also mentions the vital aspects of the various initiatives under the policy.
Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020
Jan. 24, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
Censorship of Online Streaming Services
Jan. 24, 2022 • Bhawna Pawar
Expert Witnesses under the Indian Evidence Act
Jan. 16, 2022 • PRATEEK MUDGAL
The article deals with the topic of experts’ opinions under the Indian Evidence Act, it looks at the relevant sections of the Evidence Act that deal with experts’ opinions and then looks into who may be classified as an expert in India and a few topics on which experts’ opinions can be sought by the court. Finally, the author looks at how an expert witness is different from an ordinary witness.
Doctrine of Transferred Malice
Jan. 16, 2022 • PRATEEK MUDGAL
This article deals with the topic of transferred malice. The author first talks about how the doctrine was laid down in the UK with the help of relevant case laws. Further, there is a gradual shift in focus to the Indian context and this doctrine is understood as embodied under Section 301 of the Indian Penal Code. The author then looks at the essential ingredients that need to be fulfilled to apply the doctrine and finally looks at how the doctrine has been applied by the courts.
What is Trademark Bullying?
Jan. 16, 2022 • PRATEEK MUDGAL
The paper deals with the topic of trademark bullying. The author opens the paper by defining what a trademark is, and then looks at trademark bullying. The author then analyses some factors that are looked into by the courts when it comes to the infringement of trademark, and how some of them lead to trademark bullying. The author goes on to look at the protection offered by the Indian Trademarks Act against trademark bullying and some cases on the same. Finally, the author looks at certain measures that can be taken to protect oneself from trademark bullying.
Exceptions to the Rule of Hearsay Evidence in India
Jan. 16, 2022 • PRATEEK MUDGAL
This article deals with the topic of hearsay evidence and its exceptions in the Indian context. The author first looks at what hearsay evidence is, and how it would normally not be admissible before the courts under Section 60 of the Indian Evidence Act. The author then looks at some of the exceptions to this rule such as the doctrine of Res Gestae, dying declarations and admissions and confessions.
Gender Jurisprudence : A critical analysis of the Sabarimala verdict
Jan. 14, 2022 • Suryasikha Ray
In the country, the position of women has been degraded due to misinterpreted cultural norms and also the perspective that has been signified in the olden times which should have changed with changing times. This article mainly discusses modern-day women rights and the way in which they are interpreted and tackled by courts and sheds light on gender equality in the country with reference to the landmark case of Sabarimala temple.
Pragmatic Views on Contempt of Court and Freedom of Speech
Jan. 14, 2022 • Suryasikha Ray
This Article "Pragmatic Views on Contempt of Court and Freedom of Speech" provides an overview of Contempt of Court along with its types, defences, need and also the issues. It also encompasses a discussion on the reasonable restrictions/restraints put on the Freedom of Speech with respect to Contempt of Court.
Inadequacy of Fines as a Punishment under the Indian Penal Code, 1860
Jan. 14, 2022 • Suryasikha Ray
In the criminal law of the country, the Indian Penal Code provides for the punishments which are used as a reformative source for the wrongdoers. However certain provisions of the Code provide for fines as a form of punishment. The ambiguities and inaccuracies that are incorporated within such provisions cannot be looked away from as they establish fines as an alternative to imprisonment. This article lays emphasis on the inadequacy of fines under IPC and what changes are needed for the same.
Evolution of a Daughters’ Right to Property in India
Jan. 13, 2022 • Suryasikha Ray
This article " Evolution of Daughter’s Right to Property " analyses the gender inequality in India with respect to the Right to Inherit Ancestral Property. It also traces down the origin of the gender disparity in the context of property rights. Furthermore, the article elaborates on the Amendments in the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 along with lacunae and important cases.