अपमान ना कर नारी का, ए नादाँ-परिंदे जल जाएगा। गर समझ पाया उसकी हैसियत तू, तो तू मिट्टी में मिल जायेगा। – Divya Shree Nandini We often hear in the news or around us that a husband divorced his wife just by saying – TALAQ, TALAQ, TALAQ. Is the depth of the relationship broken by
Introduction In India there is a section of society comprising of individuals who can be seen dancing and begging on the roads and sometimes they arrive uninvited on auspicious occasions like child birth & marriage and shower blessings for good health and prosperity in exchange for money or valued items. Individuals of this community are
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INTRODUCTION The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (IB Code) (No.31 of 2016) came into effect on 28th May 2016, with the assent of the president of India that became effective in December 2016. The IB Code 2016 covers the insolvency resolution process as well as the liquidation process for individuals and corporate debtors. Previously, there
INTRODUCTION The London Court of International Arbitration ( LCIA) is one of the world’s leading international institutions for commercial dispute resolution. Very similar to the arbitration system of our country it also works as the same. It also helps parties to solve their commercial disputes. It is an institution whose rules are universally applicable and
Introduction Potential implications of COVID -19 on the banking sector’ Financial institutions need to evaluate, test and implement business continuity and contingency plans along with building business innovations and operational flexibilities. The global COVID-19 pandemic has emerged as the “black swan event which is going to require extraordinary measures from governments across the globe to
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Introduction This is fact that our existing judicial system cannot deliver speedy justice due to inherent delays, technicalities of procedure, by labyrinth of appeals and unaffordable cost and in every country the government incline their interest in private issues like social security, income tax assessment, the role of administrative in decision making for public. In
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INTRODUCTION: The Government of India enacted Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 with the objective of effectively protecting the wildlife of this country. And further to control Poaching, Smuggling and illegal trade in wildlife and its derivative. It consists of 60 sections and VI schedules that are divided into eight chapters. It came into force on 9th
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Introduction : On the historical day of 26th November 1949, the Constituent Assembly, adopted the Constitution of India which, in its totality, became effective on 26 January, 1950. The makers of the constitution were cognizant of the fact that with changing needs of the people, need to modify the provisions of the constitution will arise.
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INTRODUCTION Capital punishment, also called death penalty, is execution of an offender sentenced to death after conviction by a court of law for criminal offence. The term “Capital Punishment” stands for most severe form of punishment. It is the punishment which is to be awarded for the most heinous, grievous and detestable crimes against humanity.
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INTRODUCTION: The law governing child custody is similar to guardianship. Guardianship is the rights and powers that an adult has over the property of minor but, child custody is a narrower concept compared to guardianship. The concept of child custody is related to the upbringing of the child, day to day care and control of
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