INTRODUCTION: – The Supreme Court of India in its series of judgment highlighted the need of setting up of special environmental courts, the first one being in MC Mehta v. Union of India,[i] (Oleum Gas Leak case), and by the Law Commission of India in its 186th report in 2003. Finally it got established on …
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INTRODUCTION: Biological diversity comprises the assortment of all life existing on the earth. It signifies the variability between living organisms from all sources and the ecological complexes of which they are part and includes diversity within species or between species and eco-systems. It is also a preliminary for traditional and modern medicines, a source of …
Introduction The Copy Right Act of 1957 has etched Section 55 within it, to provide civil remedies in case of violation of intellectual property rights. Section 55 stipulates that, when a copyright is infringed, “the owner of the copyright shall be entitled to all such remedies by way of injunction, damages, and accounts and otherwise …
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Introduction The Industrial revolution in conjunction with the arrival of internet has led to the expansion of businesses at unprecedented scale. Where there are businesses disputes are inevitable, which may hinder economic activities if not addressed with efficiency and effectiveness. In such a scenario, where courts are known to consume plenty of one’s time and …
Introduction:- Indian Constitution provided to all citizens of the country justice- social, economic, political, liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship under the preamble; and equality of status and opportunity regardless of their caste, creed, status, religion, race, sex as per Article 15. But the gap which existed between the organized and unorganized sectors …
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INTRODUCTION “Our children are the rock on which the future will be built” – Nelson Mandela Our children are viewed as the treasure of our nation. This national treasure should be guarded at any expense. A child passes into multifarious stages of life; out of these, the most momentous stage is adolescence. This stage is …
Historical Background Of Juvenile Justice System India Prior to the Juvenile Justice Act 1986, enacted by the Parliament to provide care, protection, treatment, development and rehabilitation to neglected or delinquent juveniles, the Juvenile Justice Act, 1960 was operative throughout the country. In India and hence, Juvenile Justice Act, 2000 was enacted. Later the Juvenile Justice …
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 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 …
Introduction We are in 2020. Our style of living has been enhanced. As a result of this, the joint family has become outmoded and many opt for a nuclear family. So the young parents who have employed face challenges in taking care of their newborn and even the employed women could not enjoy the most …
