Introduction:- The term “consumer” used in the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, gives two definitions, one of which is defined under section 2(d):- (d) “consumer” means any person who— ii) hires or avails of any services for a consideration which has been paid or promised or partly paid and partly promised, or under any system of…
INTRODUCTION WhatsApp – the most used messaging mobile Application in the world, has become a virtual space for instant sharing of text and voice messages, pictures, videos, documents, and even making payments. Another feature is that of WhatsApp Group, where anyone can form a group and has certain limited controls of adding and removing members…
ABSTRACT This paper will give the general background and overview of the subject matter of red flag of Corruption in International Arbitration including critical examination of burden of proof in allegation of corruption and fraud lying in international arbitration. Red flags are not evidence of corruption in itself. However they are indicators of corruption that…
ABSTRACT Covid- 19 Pandemic has resulted in over 4.3 million confirmed cases and over over 6,19,409 deaths globally. Because of Covid-19, there are various kind of bonds between the family to fight against this disease and various violence’s and conflicts among the nation. The main aim of this article is to discuss on points of…
L THE WHAT AND WHY OF BAIL? Bail is not defined under the CrPC however, we always believe in “innocent until proven guilty” but despite this basic concept of the criminal justice system the accused is arrested and denied his right to personal liberty. Long trial and delayed justice mar the concept where the accused…
“Justice is never given, it has to be achieved.” – A. Philip Randolph Coming from a typical Marwari business family, I did not know much about the law or the legal profession until college. I never felt the need to know the law. During my school days, I was good in studies and participated in…
INTRODUCTION COVID-19 appears to have wrecked all of the Indian government’s attempts to give children with a better education and a better life. The bad financial situation of parents, as well as the inaccessibility of online education, have contributed to an increase un the number of school dropouts globally. At that age, children are encouraged…
ABSTRACT The runway for new lawyer success is shorter than ever. All the Lawyers face challenges making the transition from law school to practice stage. The first generation Lawyers have to work hard more and gradually get success. At initial stage new generation lawyer have to work under Senior Advocate in order to learn more…
INTRODUCTION Domestic abuse is one of the most serious gender-based human rights violations. Domestic violence has become so established in culture that in certain parts of the nation, young girls are taught that abuse is also a love language. As a result, even highly educated women might become victims of domestic abuse without realising it.…
Introduction:- The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) is a quasi-judicial body established in 1988 under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986. Respected Justice R K Agrawal, a former Supreme Court of India judge, is the current chairman of the panel. The consumer courts established in the country are to deal with disputes and conflicts…
