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Outdure Effect Of Covid-19: Perceptive Of China’s Opportunistic Behaviour And Decoding Its Liability Under International Law

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Introduction Many of us have seen China seeking to dominate the World economies with its enormous investments in various countries/businesses/economies. Recently accusation has been raised against China for not sharing the information regarding the spread of COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2) In this epidemic more innocent civilians were killed than died in a series of …

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Restitution Of Conjugal Right: Legal Provision And Constituional Validity In India

Leave a Comment / Constitution of India, Family Law / By Ijalr

MARRIAGE: AN IMPORTANT INSTITUTION Marriage is a wedlock wherein two different sexes get married and is culturally recognized as a union. Marriage gives rise to a very tender but complex interrelationship between the spouses from which a plethora of rights and obligations emanates.[i] It is very important institution because the families in the society are …

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Freedom To Protest With Reference To NSA

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Introduction “In 1991 the Madras High Court, on the petition of K Thiagarajan, struck down the order of the commissioner of police, banning public meetings for 15 days. The court observed- merely under a pretext or assumption that there would be a breach of peace or a law and order problem would be created, summary …

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All logically relevant facts are not legally relevant

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Introduction The Due Process model is followed in our country which is inverse of the wrongdoing control model, in which the police and court of law play a functioning part in solving the truth of the claims raised. In the Due Process Model, the burden of proof is on the parties of the case. That …

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Credibility Of Hostile Witness

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INTRODUCTION Hostile witness is also referred to as someone who is antagonistic or aggressive in nature, in the event that he will not come clean in an official courtroom. The witness that is called upon either by the appealing party or the responding party knowingly accepts that only the related proofs and facts will be …

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FDI Via Different Routes

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Introduction Foreign Direct Investment or FDI is an investment made by a firm or an individual in one country into business interests located in another country[1]. Under Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) governed by the Reserve Bank of India, FDI was introduced in the year 1991 by the then finance minister Dr Manmohan Singh. It …

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Public Interest Litigation As A Means Of Environment Protection In India

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Introduction In India, Public Interest Litigation emerged as a developing mechanism in the domain of environment protection. In environmental litigation, the parties that are affected maybe an unidentified or a diffused mass of individuals and the violation of a legal right of a single individual would be difficult to establish. Before the 1980s, the locus …

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Arbitration | IPR Disputes in India

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Introduction India is well known for its judiciary and its constitution. But when it comes to the speed and the fast decisions, somewhere the game of judiciary fades away. India is always haunted by pending cases. Coming the statistics to as an evidence to the previous statement, there are 9.2 million cases pending in the …

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Light Pollution: A Biodiversity Threat

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INTRODUCTION: Light pollution is one of the most rapidly intensifying types of environmental pollution. In urban regions, it creates a sky glow that could wipe out the stars. A study from 2016 that uncovered that 99 % of the population of the United States and Europe has not experienced natural light at night. Light pollution …

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Artificially Intelligent Machines: Legal Lacuna Of Liability