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Conversion Of Religion For The Sake Of Marriage Is Unacceptable

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INTRODUCTION Religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to an order of existence.[i] According to Webster’s Comprehensive Dictionary, religion means a belief binding the spiritual nature of man to a supernatural being as involving a feeling of dependence and responsibility, together with the feelings and practices which …

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Scrutiny of the Kafala System: Extermination of Human Rights

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Introduction:-  As per the Kafala System, a migrant worker’s immigration status is legally bound to an individual employer or sponsor (Kafeel) for their sponsor period. In this case, a migrant worker cannot enter the country, transfer employment nor leave the country for any reason without first obtaining the explicit written permission from kafeel. Additionally, the …

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Does Victim’s Oral Evidence Demolish Forensic Report: A Study On Hathras Case

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Introduction  The nation was outraged by the very recent case of a 19 year old Dalit girl who was allegedly raped by four upper caste men. The incident infamously came to be known as Hathras rape case. The victim had given consistent statements to the police, the doctor at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Aligarh Muslim …

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Alternative Forms Of Dispute Resolution In Matrimonial Disputes

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Introduction  In India, marriage is an extremely sacred concept. It represents, a union among two people, which is indissoluble and eternal. A family is the foundation of a society and marriage is considered to be the building blocks of the same. One of the purposes of marriage is procreation. Thus, any dispute, resulting in the …

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Coparcenary Rights Of Major Unmarried Hindu Daughters

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INTRODUCTION Coparcenary refers to uniform inheritance that was confined solely to male members of the Hindu Undivided Family. It is a limited body of persons within a joint family. Coparceners collectively inherit property and have unity of ownership. Coparcenary signifies ‘A variety of property, or occupancy that exists where, land of inheritance dive from the …

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Circumstantial Evidence

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INTRODUCTION Proof is the documents and materials provided to obtain a court decision or verdict by the prosecution and defence. Oral, documentary, actual, main, secondary, hearse, direct, and peripheral evidence may be the evidence. Proof bases the reasoning of one’s destiny; that a person’s guilt or innocence is determined by them.  Circumstantial evidence is defined …

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Uniform Civil Code In India: An Analysis

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Introduction Different colours, different cultures, different traditions and different religions forms the diverse India. With such diversity comes the problem of governance. In the British era, some of the matters such as inheritance, succession, divorce, maintenance and marriage were left untouched to be governed by the English laws. But when India got independence and the …

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