Living in Delhi is = Smoking fifty cigarettes every single day Introduction The Air Quality Index(AQI) level at 100 is considered as normal, but in Delhi the AQI is 267, is consider as very unhealthy and very bad and fall under “poor” in scale of pollution level. The smog effects the visibility during riding vehicles…
Aviation law is branch of law concerning regulation of air travel and associated legal and business concern. Aviation law regulates everything from buying a plane ticket to travelling anywhere around the world. Aviation law facilitates the freedom of travel as well as protect and regulate the necessary action in many cases. It also concerns business…
ABSTRACT In order to address the casually construed analogies between International Space Law and the International Law in general, this paper make analysis and reference is made to the outer space treaty that comprises of fundamental principle of international space law. It is true that international space law is intricately and extensively linked to the…
INTRODUCTION When we talk of knowledge about law, only people with legal backgrounds are expected to know the existing laws. By far, this should not be the case. Every person must have a decent knowledge of the law which will help him in several ways like promoting legal awareness as well as being a responsible…
IntroductionNational Green Tribunal is a specialized body equipped with the necessary expertise tohandle environmental disputes involving multidisciplinary issues. The Tribunal shall notbe bound by the procedure laid down under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, but shall beguided by principles of natural justice. The Tribunal’s dedicated jurisdiction inenvironmental matters shall provide speedy environmental justice and…
Most of the aviation is carried out internationally. Therefore, the world community came together to unify the international rules and drafted multilateral conventions. These multilateral conventions aimed at securing the protection and safety of the public. One such Convention was formulated and is known as the Convention on International Civil Aviation of 1944 or commonly…
In India the earliest legislation that has been formulated to regulate the aviation industry was the Indian Airships Act of 1911. The Act has been enacted with the intent to control the possession, manufacture, import and export, use, and the sale of the Airships. However, in India till the late twentieth century there was no…
Another remarkable addition to the branch of private international aviation law is the Convention on International Interests in the Mobile Equipment of 2001 or commonly referred to as the Cape Town Convention. The anticipation with the Cape Town Convention was that it will have the effect of reducing the financing costs and will ease the…
In civil aviation, hijacking or the unlawful seizure of an aircraft has been a persistent threat to the security of the passengers. Significantly, the occurrences of hijacking escalate in the early ’70s, and thus, to address this concern several countries sought to have a specific convention on the hijacking. Therefore, the request was made to…
The Warsaw Convention or formally the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International Carriage by Air is an international convention that standardizes the responsibility for international carriage of persons, goods, or luggage done by aircraft for reward. In 1929 it was signed in Warsaw, and it got revised at The Hague, the…
