ABSTRACTChild abuse is when a child is harmed or neglected by some other individual,either as an adult or an infant. Child violence occurs on all racial, religious, andsocioeconomic lines. Child abuse can take many forms, including biological,physical, mental, linguistic, emotional, sexual and neglect. Violence, abuse orharm may lead to severe injuries to an infant, as…
In Bollywood, an item song is a dancing scene featuring a young actress that is irrelevant to the content of the movie. It’s doesn’t reveal anything about the story of the film. It is a significant source of advertisement and is commonly recognized as a marketing tactic and promotional source. While considered throughout the light…
When asking what financial planning actually means, the first thought which comes to our mind is either saving money for retirement, planning for college or thinking of a few sources for retirement income. Which means that planning for our future years or saving money to accomplish our future goals is the major aspect of financial…
Introduction Section 2(62) defines a one person company (OPC) under the Companies Act, 2013 which has only one person as its members. The one person company has only one shareholder which is considered to be a single member of the company. Now the question arises when do such companies are created and that too with…
The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act of 1967 which was recently amended has become a source of debate among the various Human Rights organizations across the country. The recent arrest of the 2 students at Kozhikode, Kerala with no proper evidence on the basis of this Act was yet another demonstration of the misuse of the…
The Indian Succession Act 1925 includes characteristics of a legitimate Will, importance of getting a Will and the way Hindu Law governs Testamentary succession. In simple terms, it’s defined because the succession of property by a Will or Testament. As per applicable rules of law. As per Hindu Law, any male or female can make…
The merger control regime in India has completed 10 years of its enforcement. While as compared to the decades of enforcement by Anti-Trust Agencies in other jurisdictions this might appear nascent, for the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and its stakeholders this is a milestone to commemorate in large part thanks to all that has…
The doctrine of severability or separability as per the interpretations of Indian Judiciary implies that if the Constitution contains a provision which is offending in nature, then the entire provision cannot be struck down and declared as void. Only the part of the provision which is offending is considered void. The basic objective of this…
Directive principles are enumerated in Part 4 of The Constitution They contain the guidelines or directives which have to be followed by the State while establishing and deciding laws and policies for the country. The three organs of the government- the executive, the judiciary and the legislature exercise their powers according to the directive principles.…
The summary procedure of the winding up of a company is provided under Section 361 of the Companies Act 2013. The proceedings of the liquidation are carried out by an official liquidator which is appointed by the central government. This summary procedure provides the method for winding up other than winding up in a situation…
