Prior to 18 October 2010, all matters pertaining to environmental protection and safeguard were dealt with by the judiciary under Articles 51 (g) and 48A of the Indian constitution[1]. However, post this the National Green Tribunals (NGT) were established, in accordance with the Central Government’s notification.[2] In M.C. Mehta vs. UOI[3], the need for a speedy…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Defence is a term that refers to starting a conversation that leads to the court ruling in favour of the respondent in tort. It is a tool of protection that can be used to avoid debt in tort only if the activity has suitable norms attached to these excuses, and where the complainant brings…
View detailsINTRODUCTION The Labour Committee 1944- 1946 was created and they immediately spotted the key cause of issues. There was a lack of understanding, on part of the employees, about employment conditions. This committee maintained that the workers had a right to know all terms and conditions related to their work and employment. They even wanted…
View detailsIt is often seen that courts give judgements which are suitable for a utopian society, without having effectiveness in reality. Like, in the Leather Tanneries case[1], the court upheld that “The financial capacity of the tanneries should be considered as irrelevant”, and that they must stop dumping waste in the river, regardless of the company’s financial capacity.…
View detailsArbitration is a common type of alternative dispute resolution that many individuals and corporations utilise to settle differences rather than filing a lawsuit. At a hearing, an arbitrator evaluates the testimony and evidence offered by the disputed parties and resolves the disagreement by giving a ruling that may include a monetary award. Consider an arbitrator…
View detailsThis research article analyses a critical study on white-collar crime in India. And to understand the concept of white-collar crime in India. White-collar crime basically means the crime committed by the educated people belonging to a higher class of society during their occupation. Some of the most common white-collar crimes in India as well as…
View detailsArbitration refers to the resolution of conflicts between parties as soon as possible, without delving into the procedural complexities connected with the operation of a civil court. Arbitration is defined as the hearing and resolution of a dispute between two or more parties by a person or individuals designated by the parties. In an English…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Arbitration was created as a technique to avoid the difficulties associated with civil litigation in courts. It first appeared in India in the form of panchayats, which were made up of individuals who were requested to rule on issues brought before them, and whose decisions were accepted by the parties to the dispute. The…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Copyright law, as the name implies, is a straightforward legislation that states that if you create anything, you own it and you alone have the authority to decide what happens to it. In India, copyright law is controlled by the Copyright Act of 1957. The goal of this copyright law is primarily twofold: first,…
View detailsIf we talk about robots rights with the people, then maybe it is unthinkable, or they will deny such rights, and the argument often made by most people is because of the way people think about the technology, to begin with, there is an underlying question to which people already have a subconscious answer in…
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