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HUMAN TRAFFICKING

WHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING: Human trafficking is the illegal use of force, deception, or compulsion to gain labor or a commercial sex act. Millions of men, women, and children are trafficked every year across the world. Victims might be of any age, ethnicity, gender, or nationality, and it can happen in any society. To attract…

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VERTICAL SOVEREIGNTY – space law

The debate on vertical sovereignty (“The line between air space and outer space”) predates the space age. The phenomenon “vertical sovereignty” means that up to what height inside the territory of a state, that state exercise supreme power. In other words it is the demarcation of the countries air space and the outer space. Several…

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Misstatement In A Prospectus

According to Section 2(70) of the Companies Act, 2013 a prospectus is any law-related document outlining the financial securities for the sale to the investors of the corporate which also includes any circular, notice, ads or document which acts as an invite to offers from the general public. The prospectus is trusted by the members…

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ESSENTIAL PRACTICES DOCTRINE: PART 2

The essential practices doctrine was articulated in Commissioner, Hindu Religious Endowments, Madras v. Sri Lakshimindra Thirtha Swamiar of Sri Shirur Mutt[1] , where the mathadipati challenged the Madras HRCE Act,1951. The central question here was: ‘Where is the line to be drawn between what are matters of religion and what are not?[2] It was the…

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ESSENTIAL PRACTICES DOCTRINE: PART 1

The larger debate regarding State and Religion is always-What is the best policy; exclusion or intrusion? The definition of ‘Secular’ in Merriam-Webster focuses on indifference, exclusion and to an extent- rejection of religion. The Indian model of secularism is inclusive and is based on the principle of equal respect to all religions thereby ruling out…

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Discharge of Contract -2

In continuation with previous part let’s now discuss about contact when the performance depends upon non-happening of an event, Section 33 of the Indian Contract Act 1872 provides that “Contingent contracts to do or not to do anything if an uncertain future, event does not happen, can be enforced when the happening of that event…

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Discharge of Contract -1

When the object with which the contract was formed is fulfilled, the liability of parties under the contract comes to an end. The contract is then said to be discharged. But But performance is not the only way in which a contract is discharged. A contract may be discharged in following ways.(1) Performance(2) Impossibility of…

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THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT UNDER IPC

Punishment is primarily used as a method of protecting society by reducing the occurrence of criminal behavior. The object of protecting the society is sought to be achieved by deterrence, prevention, retribution and reformation. Of these, deterrence is usually regarded as the main function of the punishment others being merely secondary. The theories of punishment…

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