Introduction The factual importance of females has been overwhelmingly undermined for a high point of time in the society because of their social status and gender inequalities present and operating in the societies. But it is believed that it has always been in the enthusiasm of both the genders to be enumerated with a sense
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Equivalent citations: (1997)1 SCC 388 Petitioner: M.C Mehta V. Respondent: Kamal Nath & Ors Bench: Kuldip singh, S.Saghnar Ahmad Date of judgement: 13/12/1996 Introduction: It was the landmark case which was held in the year of 1996 in the Indian Environmental Law. Therefore, in the above case the supreme court of India held in the
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Introduction The Industrial revolution in conjunction with the arrival of internet has led to the expansion of businesses at unprecedented scale. Where there are businesses disputes are inevitable, which may hinder economic activities if not addressed with efficiency and effectiveness. In such a scenario, where courts are known to consume plenty of one’s time and
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Introduction An integral aspect of a fair jury is speedy trial. A speedy trial is not only critical for the defendant but also for the accused. Speedy Fair proceedings are the best way to avoid justice miscarriages, and are an integral aspect of a fair society. Yet it’s not just about prosecuting criminals and accusers.
CASE In this case, the Supreme Court resolved the jurisdictional conflict between the CCI and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India and the interplay of roles of the two regulators. CASE ANALYSIS The Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (RJIL) filed an application under Section 19(1) of the Competition Act, 2002, alleging abuse of dominant position and cartelization
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Introduction Coronavirus or COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by a new virus. This disease is widespread over the entire world so much that the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the same as a ‘pandemic The word ‘pandemic’ here means that the epidemic is affecting beyond a country’s border i.e. it has spread to various
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Introduction The follies that Indian Political System had imbibed since long was put on hold in the year 1985 when an infamous Haryana-MLA switched between two parties thrice a day in the year 1967. This incident was a highlight for the Parliament to finally, reach a saturation point and then enacted a proper law for
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Introduction:- Indian Constitution provided to all citizens of the country justice- social, economic, political, liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship under the preamble; and equality of status and opportunity regardless of their caste, creed, status, religion, race, sex as per Article 15. But the gap which existed between the organized and unorganized sectors
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Introduction Article 14 in India’s Constitution guarantees the right to equality for every citizen of the country. It encompasses the general principles of equality before the law and prohibits unreasonable discrimination between two persons. It incorporates the idea of equality expressed in the preamble. [1] Article 14 declares that ‘the State shall not deny to
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ABSTRACT Sex Work is one of the serious issues which assail the human social orders the world over, from the very inaugural of progress. In some cases, prostitution can be seen as a sociological wonder, an inescapable result of obliviousness and wretchedness, as a substance exchange the general public. A smaller view is that, yet
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