This article was written by Ms. Neelam Singh, a 1st year BA LL.B student from Lloyd Law College Companies Act 2013 Features The significant features of the 2013 Act are given beneath: A private company can only have 200 shareholders (the previous limit was 50). The idea of a one-individual organization. Organization Regulation Investigative…
View detailsThis article has been written by ,Mr TEJESHWAR PANDEY, a 3rd year student of SYMBIOSIS INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY ( SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL,NAGPUR) Any conversation about the connection between Competition and Intellectual Property rights should begin with the meaning of these two terms. Licensed innovation Freedoms are planned to support designers’ imagination by giving them certain privileges…
View detailsThe article is written by Lakshmi Sharma, from,vinoba Bhave University, University law college hazaribagh ( jharkhand) Introduction: Mahboob Ghosh vs. Emperor is a landmark case in the history of criminal jurisprudence in India. The case involved a criminal charge against Mahboob Ghosh, who was accused of murdering his wife. The case went on to become…
View detailsIn the case of Kartar Singh v. State of Punjab, an appeal was filed against the Punjab High Court’s decision, which upheld the appellant’s conviction in accordance with Sections 302, 307, and 149 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, and dismissed his appeal. The prosecution’s argument was that in addition to the appellant, a total…
View detailsThis article has been written by Mrs. Aishwarya Gaikwad form MIT-WPU and the author is a 4th year law student. Hacking refers to unauthorised access or entry into a computer system or network, often with the intent of gaining sensitive information, causing damage or disruption, or using the system for illegal purposes. Hacking can take…
View detailsThis article has been written by Ms.Haya Khan, a student studying in B.A,LL.B. from Amity University,Kolkata.The author is a 2nd year Law student. INTRODUCTION Marital rape, also known as spousal rape, is a form of sexual violence in which one spouse forces the other to engage in sexual intercourse against their…
View detailsThis article is written by Payodhi Daschaudhuri, student of School of Law and Justice, Adamas University, pursuing BA LLB, Semester 4. ABSTRACT This article presents a thorough examination of reformative theory of punishment, a new approach to sentencing that stresses rehabilitation and reintegration of criminals into society. The essay begins by delving into…
View detailsThis article has been written by Ms. Aarsha Prem, a 5th year LL.B. student from CLS GIBS college. ntroduction In India, Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) are normally privatised in one of the following ways: since 2004, the most common technique has been the public offer. In the early years, government equity was sold through…
View detailsThe article is written by Lakshmi Sharma, from,Vinoba Bhave University, University law college hazaribagh ( jharkhand) Inchoate crimes, also known as anticipatory offenses or incomplete crimes, refer to those criminal acts that are committed in preparation for or in anticipation of committing a more serious offense. In other words, these are offenses that are not…
View detailsThis Case Law has been researched by Ms. Karishma Singh , a 2nd year B.A LL.B Student from Lloyd Law College Supreme Court Of India Feb 24, 1981 State of Haryana Petitioner Vs Sher Singh & Others Respondent Case Details : This appeal by special leave…
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