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What Is Insider Trading and How does SEBI Deals with It?

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Insider trading includes trading in a public company by someone who has confidential, price sensitive information, and who uses and deals with such information. Insider trading can either be illegal or legal depending on the knowledge, based on which the individual is trading. According to section 2(h)(ha) of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 1992[i] ‘price sensitive information’ means any information relating to present, future or even past, that has the potential to affect the prices of securities and value of the company.

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All You Need To Know About Defamation

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The term ‘Defamation’ can be well understood with a proverb ‘think before you speak’. Any statement made against the other party, which tends to lower his status among the right-minded people can get you two years of jail term! In the case of Nambi Narayan v. Silbi Mathews[1], the Supreme Court held that the reputation of an individual is an insegregable part of his right to live with dignity.

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Media Trials

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Though there is no specific definition in any law, ‘trial by media’ may be defined as adjudication by the media, of cases, either before, during, or after the verdict of the court. Media is also called the fourth pillar of democracy and plays a vital role in molding the opinion of the public.

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Govt Relaxation to Ease Global IBC Regimes in Times of Pandemic

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COVID-19 which erupted from the Wuhan region of China hastily turned into a global health emergency with threatening outcomes in Italy, America and some European countries. The disease which at the first instance seems to be normal has left long-running economies in peril of serious setback. The essay starts by assessment of the menacing effects of this pandemic on various economies including India.

Blogs, Administrative Law, What's New

Doctrine Of Separation Of Power And Its Relevance In The Modern Era

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The whole structure of the Constitution is predicated upon the foundation which is formed because of the doctrine of separation of power. This is a system of checks and balances that prevents any organ from becoming supreme or misusing its power. The whole structure of the Constitution is predicated upon the foundation which is formed because of the doctrine of separation of power.

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Corruption And India

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Corruption is the wall that is standing between a developing India and a developed India. Corruption in India is an issue that is affecting the country’s economy in many ways. Corruption is not just holding the economy back but has also not allowed the country to develop.

Blogs, ADR, What's New

ADR and Its Types

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Alternative dispute redressal’s goal is enshrined in the Indian Constitution’s preamble itself, which enjoins the state: “to secure to all the citizens of India, justice-social, economic and political-liberty, equality, and fraternity.”[2] ADR was formally introduced in India by the legislature by amending section 89 of the CPC and Order X Rule 1-A to 1-C, following the Law Commission of India and the Malimath Committee’s recommendations.

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Boycott of Chinese Apps

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In the wake of going head to head with Chinese powers on the India-China fringe in Ladakh, and a brutal conflict on June 15 that left 20 Indian fighters martyred, the Indian government on June 29, prohibited 59 applications of Chinese origin, referring to information security and national sway concerns. These include popular apps, for example, TikTok, SHAREIt, UC Browser, CamScanner, Helo, Weibo, WeChat, and Club Factory.

Blogs, Administrative Law, What's New

Analysis of the Administration of Rule of Law in the Present World

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The concept of “Rule of Law” is derived from the French phrase ‘La Principe de Legality’, literal translation of which is ‘the principle of legality,[1] referring to a form of government based on principles of law and not of men.Rule of law implies that government authority must operate per the written laws, which are held to be supreme, adopted through an established procedure.

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