IntroductionThe legal system in India is referred to as Indian Legal Systems. There was a unique legal tradition in ancient times, with a historically independent school of legal theory and practise. In India, law as a subject of religious precepts and intellectual debate has a long and rich history. In India, the Arthashastra (about 400…
View detailsIntroductionUnwanted and harassing phone calls frequently target the current generation, in which one person abuses, threatens, or harms the dignity of another. Because the person on the other end of the phone line is absolutely unknown, the situation becomes even more serious. In India, such calls are considered criminal offences and must be reported to…
View detailsIntroductionArticle 142 of the Indian Constitution, which appears to be a benign procedural adjunct to the Supreme Court’s powers based on its phraseology, has emerged as one of the court’s most powerful tools for judicial activism and innovation. In reality, it has evolved into a new source of substantive power. The origins, evolution, and dispute…
View detailsE. M. SANKARAN NAMBOODIRIPAD Vs T. NARAYANAN NAMBIAREquivalent citation : 1970 AIR 2015, 1971 SCR (1) 697Bench: Hidayatullah, M.(Cj)PETITIONER: E. M. SANKARAN NAMBOODIRIPADRESPONDENT: T. NARAYANAN NAMBIARDATE OF JUDGEMENT: 31/07/1970BENCH:HIDAYATULLAH, M. (CJ)MITTER, G. K.RAY, A.N.CITATION INFO:R 1972 SC1515 (10)R 1988 SC1208 (9)ACT:Contempt of court-what is-chief minister of state making remark in public derogatory of thejudiciary and…
View detailsCapital Punishment Capital punishment, commonly known as the death penalty, is the execution of a person who has been sentenced to death by a court of law. Extrajudicial executions carried out without due process of law should be separated from capital punishment. Because of the potential of commutation to life imprisonment, the terms death sentence…
View detailsReservations have been a contentious subject in this country’s history for generations. It has experienced ages of distinction in the educational and job sectors based on caste, class, educational, financial, and social background rather than open competition and merit. This has resulted in two outcomes. On the one hand, it has endeavoured to achieve the…
View detailsRecently our P.M has inaugurated the ‘Statue Of Equality’ in Hyderabad. It become the world’s second tallest statue in seated position with 216 feet. This article focuses on some basic information and interesting facts about the statue . Do you guys know that which saint’s statue is named as ‘Statue of Equality’ ? And why…
View detailsThe Employees Compensation Act deals with provisions relating to payment of compensation to employees. Earlier there when a employee injured or died due to accident during the course of employment the aggrieved party could approach the Civil Court for relief. The relief can only claim if the employee could prove the guilty of the employer.…
View details_Abstract: Indian Cyber Law -Simply put, cybercrime is an illegal activity where the computer is a tool, a target, or both. Cybercrime can include traditional criminal acts such as theft, fraud, counterfeiting, defamation, and mischief, all of which are governed by Indian criminal law. Computer abuse also caused many New Age crimes that fall under…
View detailsWhen we read the word ‘UDAAN’, then we might think that it is an Aviation Company, but is not true because it is a start-up started by trio. So, let’s come to the story of this Start-up. TYPE OF BUSINESS UDAAN’ is B2B (Business to Business) E-Commerce platform FOUNDER Amod MalviyaSujeet KumarVaibhav Gupta…
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