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CYBER CRIME AND LAWS IN THE LIGHT OF NATIONAL SECURITY

We have reached that generation with time where even doctors are consulted through virtual calls and everything is just a click away. The Internet has actually made our lives way easier than any of us ever thought. But as we all know, there are two sides to every coin. Similarly, there are few people who […]

Blogs, Women & Law

Maternity Benefits in India

Maternity Benefits are essential in protecting the health of the women and child. In India, pregnant working women are protected under the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961. This Act is enacted in accordance with Article 42 of the Constitution, which specifies that the State shall provide for the safeguarding of equal and humane working conditions and

Blogs, TPA

DOCTRINE OF LIS PENDIS

“Doctrine of lis pendens” has been propounded under Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. According to this doctrine “the transfer of the immovable property related to suit under consideration or proceedings can only be done by the order of the court otherwise not. In other words, it can be said that if

Blogs, Constitutional Law, Contemporary Law

JUDICIAL REVIEW IN NEED OF REFORM

Our Constitution provides necessary conditions but, not a sufficient safeguard against the violation of the Federal system. That’s why this necessitates the creation of an institution who can act as an independent arbiter at the time of imbalances which can be performed only by an independent judiciary protected from political pressure or other extraneous influences.

Blogs, Constitutional Law, Contemporary Law, What's New

SECULARISM IN INDIA: IS IT A FAÇADE?

Secularism refers to a definitive structure in which the State has little to do with faith as broadly defined in a political sense, in the sense that secularism’s ties with religion are necessarily exclusive. A secular state should remain oblivious to individual views on religious characteristics for it maintains that every citizen is free to

Blogs, Administrative Law

PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL JUSTICE : AN OVERVIEW

The principle of natural justice has been a recognized legal principle since the time of Aristotle. In Nicomachean Ethics Book 5, Chapter 7, Aristotle introduces the topic of natural justice. [1] It also finds reference in the Arthashashtra, a commentary on statesmanship by Chanakya. However, this principle is not very concretely defined by any of

Blogs, Family Law, Trending

CONCEPT OF MAHR IN MUSLIM LAW

In every religion marriage is the purest ceremony that has to be performed as per the rituals and customs. Unlike the Hindu marriage, Muslim marriage is almost a contract where a sum of money or something is given to the wife as the consideration of marriage. Mahr in Muslim law is an amount paid to

Blogs, Labour Law, What's New

An Assessment of Strike and Lockout Laws in India

In a country like India where slavery has flourished for centuries, it can be a long row to recognize the rights of every individual who may stand last on the receiving end. The Legal system in India has come a long way and provides protection to millions of workers engaging in various industrial activities from

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