The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, aims to serve justice to complainants in the form of liquidated damages or replacement goods/services, and punitive damages which may be granted to the consumer if he becomes a victim of a grave offence. This article talks about the offences that a manufacturer could take partake in and the penalties…
View detailsABSTRACT Child labour is the illegal act of forcing very young children to work. In India, multiple industries force children to work illegally. Among many sectors and industrial area, the agriculture sector attracts more children to engage in agricultural activity to earn their living. Eighty-five percent of children are from Indian rural sectors, which are…
View detailsIntroduction:- Every person living in the world is one kind of a Consumer. The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 defines a Consumer, provides him his rights, gives him remedies when said rights are violated, and so on. Consumers face problems daily, some are given justice and some don’t. Here are a few important Consumer cases…
View detailsSexual harassment could be a pattern of behavior. it’s outlined as a sexually inappropriate behavior. whether or not in an exceedingly developed, developing, or undeveloped country, sexual harassment within the workplace is a current problem. Atrocities against women are common everywhere. it’s a worldwide issue that encompasses a negative influence on each man and women.…
View detailsIntroduction The Muslim Law of Succession is based on four sources: the Holy Quran, Sunna (prophetic tradition), Ijma (a network of educated men who agree on a certain topic), and Qiyas (a network of educated men who agree on a specific topic) (findings in light of similarity on what is correct and just as per…
View detailsINTRODUCTION The primary assumption of knowing the statutory provisions relating to partnership is obtained mostly from knowledge of the Indian Partnership Act of 1932. This was one of the first precedents established in Indian statute history, evaluating and analysing the important junctures related with the partnership process in India. However, this is essentially a legacy…
View detailsSince the emergence of covid19, everyone has become reliant on technology, even those whose jobs do not need it. Technology is used in schools, colleges, big companies, and even court sessions. Technology has become an integral component of our daily life. Technology has not only been applied to online schools and businesses, but also to…
View detailsAnalysis of Constitutional change Article 368 in Part XX of the Constitution deals with the powers of the Parliament to amend (i.e. to modify) the Constitution and its procedure. There are 3 types of amendments in the Indian Constitution. 1. Simple Majority Bills passed in this way are not deemed as ‘Constitutional Amendment Bill’. 50% + 1 members…
View detailsIt has always been a dispute whether a matter falls under arbitrability and the decision given by the tribunals is obligatory or suggestive. Arbitral tribunals as well as courts while considering a request to set aside an award should generally determine arbitrability in accordance to lex arbitri. Over and above the general rules of arbitration…
View detailsIntroduction Post 2008 global financial crisis, reputation of financial institutions including banks was tarnished leading to declining trust in conventional banking systems. Banks worldwide subsequently reported significant liquidity shortage (Milne, 2018)as, in the US, crisis hit big financial powerhouses like JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley; Finland reported considerable decline in private investments (Söderlund & Kestilä-Kekkonen, 2014);…
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