– Anshika Raj Singh The matters of guardianship and the custody of children were not regulated by the classical Hindu law. Rather it was traditionally for the Karta of the family to be entirely responsible for the maintenance of the family members and especially the minors. He took all the decisions relating property matters, it
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-Iqra Taufique Introduction: Nowadays, there are so many shocking instances of violation such as torture, child abuse, slaughtering, human trafficking and many others. Now, even human rights advocates admit that even after almost 60 years of the enactment of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, exercising those rights in actuality is like a dream more
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– Ankur Mukherjee Introduction Covid-19 likely to be called as the world’s hated word and virus ever which shook down the entire world, nothing comes positive here expect a quarantined life where we can know ourselves better still it’s becoming boring after nearly it’s past 6 months. This panic created on a global scale regarding the
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– Akhand Shikhar Awasthi Purpose of Article- This research paper specifically focus on the position of the Insolvency and bankruptcy laws in India and objective of Insolvency and bankruptcy Act 2016. The paper deals with the framework and applicability of this act. Legal environment of a country play an vital role in the economic development
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– Abhyuday Raj Mishra ” I raise my voice—not so that I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard. … We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back.” -Malala Yousafzai Women empowerment has been part of countless political discussions in India, but where does India stand when
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– Yashvardhan Pandey Introduction In this modern time, with the rapid growth in the technological field and the information technology, and increasing use of electronic devices such as, computers, mobile phones etc. any information can be move from one place to another within seconds. In this era of the modern technology electronic evidences are proved
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– Ujjwal Vats What is this law all about? Hong Kong was constantly intended to have a security law, however would never pass one since it was so unpopular. In this way, this is about China stepping in to ensure the city has a legitimate system to manage what it sees as genuine difficulties to
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– K.Keerthana INTRODUCTION: Plea bargaining or negotiated plea is a pre-trial negotiation between the defendant and prosecution in which the defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for some kind of concession. Usually, the concession is in form of a lesser punishment than which is specified by law or for dropping few charges in case
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– PANKAJ RAWAL[1] Supreme Court’s verdict on women’s inheritance rights on –11th August 2020: This will be marked as a historical change of course in the legal arena of Indian legal development. VERDICT: On Tuesday, the Supreme Court settled its own confusion pertaining to the conflicting interpretations of the amended section of Hindu Succession Act,
– Abhyuday Mishra HISTORY AND BACKGROUND: The origin of CBI is from the British Rule in our country, in 1946, World War-2, a War &Supply Department was formed by the Britishers as India had joined in the war while supporting the UK. During that, there were ample allegations of corruption involved in the supply of
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