NYAAYSHASTRA
LAW REVIEW

Ramasayi Gummadi, a law student at Tamilnadu National Law University. Abstract The paper aims to understand the nature of rights that are granted in the case of Ernesto Miranda in the US court while also mapping the importance of such rights. With that having been said, the paper looks into the existing criminal law in India in order to determine how well it has evolved to serve criminal justice placing reliance on the Constitutional Rights and the rights that so are enshrine

Yashika Sharma & Nitesh Mahech, University School of Law & Legal Studies, GGSIPU, New Delhi. Abstract Proxy advisory firms provide research and voting recommendations to help institutional investors vote their shares on issues such as executive compensation and corporate governance. However, there have been several concerns about the proxy advisors on shareholder voting outcomes as it potentially allows advisers to exert pressure on firms to adopt the advisers’ preferred prac

Riddhi Bang, a student at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. Reasonable care is a crucial part of the law concerning bailment in India. The case of Taj Mahal Hotel vs United India Insurance Co. Ltd was a landmark judgement setting the law on the liability of hotel owners with regards to cars given to the management for valet parking. The questions of whether valet parking gives rise to a relationship of bailment in the first place, and if it does, what is the limit to which

Aashna Sagar & Jatin Shivdasani students of Amity Law School, Noida. Writ Petition No. 400 of 2012 with Writ Petition No. 604 of 2013 Jurisdiction: The Supreme Court of India. Date of Decision: 15th of April, 2014. Bench: K.S. Radhakrishnan, A.K. Sikri This Judgement is focused on requesting redressal for grievances of the transgender community who seek a legal declaration for his or her identity and rights within the country and claims that non-recognition of their identitie

Anurag Sharma is a student of MSW from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. Abstract Child trafficking is one of the most crucial issues when we laid our due emphasis on the problems faced by street children. The whole world in this technical era is trying to figure out a solution of this issue. World Health Organization (WHO) suggested that, poverty and illiteracy are the primary reason of child trafficking. Basically, trafficking is enumerated as an illegal trade or t

Shreyanshi Tripathi, a student at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University. PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND 1. The present case is the result of the Public Interest Litigation filed by the Petitioner named Divya Jyoti Singh directly into the Supreme Court of India. There has been no previous consideration of the issue in any of the lower Courts of the country. 2. However, it is further noted that there is no personal interest of the petitioner in the filing of the PIL and it is wit

Devanshi Vyas, a law student at Banasthali University. Abstract Heat has come with a mixed blessing, it has served mankind and is the reason for our existence but it has also proved itself as a great destructor. Death due to thermal heat is very common. This paper is concerned about death due to local effects of thermal injury which includes burn and scalds. After informing about post mortem internal and external findings of local thermal injuries this paper aims at different

Biswajit Dash, Lloyd Law College, CCS University, Meerut. Abstract: An investigator, ombudsperson, ombud, or public advocate is an officer who is charged with representing the interests of the public by working and addressing complaints of maladministration or a violation of rights. The investigator is usually appointed by the govt. or by parliament but with an enormous degree of independence. In some countries, an inspector general, national advocate, or various officials ma