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October 31, 2021

Climate change and climatic laws

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Article 21 of the Indian Constitution gives us the right to live in a safe and non-polluted environment as the welfare of each element of climate is the welfare of each member of the society because the survival of us depends upon the survival of earth. India is one of the most vulnerable countries to…

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HOLDER AND HOLDER IN DUE COURSE OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS

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Holder and Holder in due course are two terms associated with the possession of a negotiable instrument. They are different in many ways. Section 8 of The Negotiable Instruments Act,1881 provides the definition of a ‘Holder’. The “holder” of a promissory note, bill of exchange or cheque means any person entitled in his own name…

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PEOPLE FACE TRADEOFFS; PART-3

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Efficiency and equity-: The biggest trade off a society faces is between efficiency and equity, efficiency is the maximisation of output from available resources, and equity is the equal distribution of output, this trade off can be easily understood with the help of an illustration, consider a pie being made by the contributions of five…

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Technology: a tool for finance or for infringement of right to work during COVID-19 [part 3]

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The constitution has formulated a directive principle that holds that it is the state’s utmost duty to take care of the health of the people. Work from home is undoubtedly a worthy notion of mending the concern of social distancing. However, it has hampered the psychological health of the people as the volume of work…

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Notable judgments on offences against public tranquility

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Introduction The term “public tranquility” refers to public peace, and therefore any activity carried out by a group of individuals which results in distortion of peace within the society is referred to as an offence against the public tranquility. The Indian Penal Code, 1860 identifies offences against public tranquility which lays down provisions for “offences against public…

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