Introduction Legal philosophy today is dominated, for better or worse by legal positivism —the view that the only necessary factor in determining whether something counts as law is recognition by social sources. A distinction is often drawn in this context between inclusive and exclusive legal positivist theories. Inclusive legal positivism holds that social sources are
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Introduction Under Muslim law, gift is often termed as “ HIBA ” which is defined as “ the donation of a thing from which the donee may derive a benefit ”.[1] Also it is understood as an unconditional transfer of property made immediately without any exchange or consideration by the transferor to the transferee and
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Meaning of the Term ‘Internet’ The term ‘Internet’ refers to any set of computer networks that communicate using the Internet Protocol. It is the specific internet consisting of a global network of computers that communicate using Internet Protocol and that use Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) to identify the best paths to route those communications. It
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INTRODUCTION: There is a well known maxim known as ‘Audi Alteram Partem’. The meaning of this maxim is, ‘Hear the other party’. Unfortunately, this principle has nearly been forgotten in India. There are a lot of incidences of encounter killings by the police in the country recently. The families fear that if their beloved is
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ABSTRACT Rules and regulations are provided to put a stop to confusion and dispute among our society, these are specifically climb so that our society may function smoothly and to secure order in our lives. Each country formulate their own laws. Even the organizations themselves fixture their own rules and regulations such as a school,
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MEDIATION With India’s population being 135 crore, with more than 3.5 crore cases pending from more than 10 years, there should be a more systematic legal system. Many people in India can’t approach the court for justice as it is really costly legal structure. Mediation is a procedure that provide timely and cost effective access
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Introduction If we consider the past few months of 2019, the entire world was busy celebrating the usual chores of life, unaware of the natural calamity which was taking a colossal form slowly and steadily. The breakdown of Covid-19 has changed the normal way of life, not only in India but worldwide. It has crumbled
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Introduction During the Covid-19 Pandemic there were several problem of the migrant labor came in the country. To solve the issue a fund was introduced by the Government of India PM CARES Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund. It was introduced on March, 28 20201 on which Prime Minster announces the
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Introduction Various events and activities are held on 6th February each year by the UN to raise awareness and to observe international day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). This article aims to explain FGM, its prevalence and status globally and in India and the legal provisions that can be applied to the
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Introduction Hart (1907-1992) was a Barrister, a professor and well known legal philosopher in England and in the world. Hart was said to be the leading philosopher in ‘the positivist camp’ who extensively wrote about the nature of law. His approach is grouped as “soft positivism” in which he rejects Austin’s command theory but holds
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