INTRODUCTION – A map is a symbolic representation of selected characteristics of a place, usually drawn on a flat surface.[1] Maps play a pivotal role because they provide us the demographic information. Undoubtedly, maps have a crucial role in geographic studies. But at the same time, maps are also used as evidence in international law.…
View detailsLiberalization and globalization led to the increased competition in the market. As the big fish in the sea tries to control and dominate the small fish, the same is true in terms of competition in the market. The big enterprises holding dominate position tries to manipulate the market in order to gain maximum advantage. This…
View detailsIndia has witnessed a drastic change in the last decade in the way the [present generation perceive their relationships. The taboo that used to haunt partners in live-in relationships has also started to fade away with society opening up about the idea of pre-martial sex and live in relationships. Today’s generation is hanging between two…
View details1. MAINTENANCE OF WOMEN Since no remedy is granted to women involved in a live-in relationship, Indian Courts have widened the scope of maintenance under the Criminal Procedure Code. Therefore, Section- 125 of CRPC has been provided to give a legal right of maintenance to lady partners in or out of a marriage. In the recent case…
View detailsConsumer rights and protection laws provide a way for individuals to fight back business malpractices. These laws are framed to hold sellers of various goods and services accountable when they seek to profit either by fraud or by taking advantage of a consumer’s lack of information or bargaining power. All around the globe consumer faces…
View detailsABSTRACT The fundaments of CSR rest on the fact that not only public policy but even corporate should be responsible enough to address social issues. The eligible companies are required to spend in every financial year, at least two percent of the Average Net Profits(Net profit include profits from overseas branch and dividend received from…
View detailsThe unlawful activities prevention act,1967 is an act to prevent terrorist activities. It gives the central government powers to declare individuals and associations terrorist by nature. The act has been amended in 2004 and 2019, adding declaration of organisations and individuals as terrorist, respectively. Recently, few students of Delhi were imprisoned for a year with…
View detailsMany of you hear and aware about the term “IRDA”. It is an abbreviation of the Insurance Regulatory And Development Authority. The authority regulates the insurance business in India and supervises the operation of the country’s life and general insurance companies. The IRDA’s major goal is to defend policyholder interest while also regulating the insurance…
View detailsINTRODUCTION The right to privacy in embedded under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees the term “Privacy” cannot be conceptualised in a definite and strict sense. Article 21 is dynamic in nature and it has been recognised by law of torts, criminal law, cyber law and property law as well. Even though this…
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