This article has been written by Ms. Janani A, a second year student of Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar law University, SOEL, Chennai Abstract This artic explores the legal and social dimensions of cruelty as a grounds for divorce. Investigating the nuanced definition within family law, it examines how courts interpret and apply the concept…
This article has been written by Ms. Poorva Nirmal, a 2nd year student of Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, New Delhi. ABSTRACT This discussion provides brief idea into inheritance laws in India, describing ancestral and self-acquired properties for various communities. It touches upon Hindu, Islamic, Christian, and Parsi inheritance frameworks. The examination of privacy…
THIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN WRITTEN BY MR. AMAR NAGSEN, A 3RD YEAR LAW STUDENT OF SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL NAGPUR ABSTRACT In India, inheritance typically doesn’t directly impact social security benefits in the same way it might in some other countries, especially when considering the national social security schemes. Social security benefits in India, such as…
This Article has been written by Mr. Yash Prashar, a 2nd year student of Rizvi Law College, Mumbai. ABSTRACT: Believers of Hinduism became flexible with the laws in 1955 when the Hindu Marriage Act was implemented for the first time because the then Government of India felt the compulsion to ameliorate the unnecessary and…
This article is written by Mr Rutvij Vyas, a second year student at Faculty of Law, GLS University. Abstract In the thick fabric of interfaith relations, this article examines the legal nuances of interfaith marriage through the prism of Islamic jurisprudence. The analysis is guided by a coherent combination of traditional and contemporary legal…
This article has been written by Ms. Kumari Komal, a IIIrd year student Pursuing B.A.LL.B. at Lloyd School of Law, Greater Noida. ABSTRACT: Divorce, a complex and emotionally challenging process, often leaves individuals grappling with legal, emotional, and social ramifications. NGOs specializing in family law and social services play a crucial role in empowering, guiding,…
This article has been written by Neha Sarkar, a 2nd year law student of Lloyd School of law, Greater Noida. Abstract This intricate relationship between divorce and mental health, delving into the profound psychological impact on the parties involved. The research comprehensively examines the emotional, cognitive, and social dimensions of the divorce process…
This article has been written by Ms. Hitika Agrawal, a Second-year student of National Law Institute University, Bhopal. ABSTRACT India has always been a hub for education and has great universities like Nalanda and Takshila that offer education in various fields and have a high standard of education. India has various ancient books on law…
This article is written by Tanaya Devadhe, a 3rd year BALLB student at ILS Law College, Pune. Abstract Maintaining international connections and promoting national collaboration are vital functions of diplomacy in today’s linked world. At the vanguard of these diplomatic endeavours are embassies, which serve as a nation’s physical representatives abroad. This article aims…
This article has been written by Ms._ISHA BHARTI, a 3rd-year student of B.B.A., LL,B(Hons), CMR UNIVERSITY- School of Legal Studies, Bangalore. ABSTRACT: Marriages, the union of two individuals in an intricate bond, are susceptible to facing multifaceted challenges. Family Counselling, within the context of marital disputes, entails a therapeutic process where couples engage with…
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