June - 2021

Jun 29, 2021
1 min

Remedial Measures Available Under Different Statutes For Environmental Pollution

Aishwarya Nayak, SOA National Institute of Law, Bhubaneswar, Odisha ABSTRACT Environment means air, water, food, sunlight, living and nonliving things including human beings and plant life. There are different factors like topography, climate, edaphic and biotic which affect giving rise to environmental pollution. Human beings have been a major cause of this concern. Even in developed countries, it persists as well. Stricter laws and rules with punishments and penalties are n

Jun 29, 2021
1 min

Independence Of Judiciary

Bhumi Reddy Sai Srinivas Reddy, Alliance University, Bangalore. “The bedrock of our democracy is the rule of law and that means we have to have an independent judiciary, judges who can make decisions independent of the political winds that are blowing.” -Caroline Kennedy One cannot bind himself to the donkey he's riding, an executive action can only be judged by an impartial judge isn't bind to the body it's called upon to judge. The forefathers of our great nation gifted us

Jun 11, 2021
1 min

Analyzing Reverse Merger in India: Ease in Tax Implication

Priyanka Bhattacharyya, Amity Law School, Kolkata. ABSTRACT: Over the last decade, there has been an increasing number of reverse merger deals involving Indian companies and there also have been several cross-border reverse mergers involving Indian firms. In this era of globalisation, the corporates have understood there are a lot more ways to become a public company rather than through the conventional IPO (initial public offering). making it easier for more firms to benefit

Jun 10, 2021
1 min

Legal Sphere Of LGBTQIA+ Community In India

R Vasanth & Prasanna S, Government Law College, Trichy, Tamil Nadu. ABSTRACT "Sexual orientation and gender identity are the essential aspects of human beings and should not at any time lead to discrimination or abuse" as stated by the United Nations. The LGBTQIA+ communities have lived through many struggles at different stages and at different times. For many years in India, homosexuality and its hang on were considered a sin by Indian society and most religions in India ha

Jun 10, 2021
1 min

Tarun Tejpal Acquittal: Trivializing Women Dignity

Oshin Gupta, LLM, Institute of Law, Nirma University. ABSTRACT The acquittal of journalist Tarun Tejpal, former Editor-in-Chief of the Tehelka magazine, who was convicted in 2013 with the rape, unlawful confinement, and sexual harassment of a young woman journalist working at the magazine, is a tomb travesty of justice and a major crushing defeat for the Indian feminism movement and, in specific, the security of women in the workplace. The victim was placed on trial by the co

Jun 8, 2021
1 min

Lawful Acts in the Context of Exercising of Legal Rights: A Critical Analysis

Ihina Mukhopadhyay, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER Torts as we can all define as a civil wrong or an injury that is independent of an implied contract. A tort is a French word that in English means wrong[1]. Its derivation is from the Latin word “tortum”[2]. It has been defined in several ways, by various jurists. Sir Fredrick Pollock said, 'The law of torts in civil wrongs is a collective name for the rules governing many speci

Jun 5, 2021
1 min

Objection to Arbitral Tribunal’s Jurisdiction: A Critical and Analytical Study

K Guna Sekhar, Law Clerk at AP High Court & Sravani K, DSNLU, Vizag. CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACT Section 16 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 deals with the competency of the arbitral tribunal. If the litigating parties have any objection to the arbitral tribunal then they can raise before the arbitral tribunal under Section 16 during the proceedings. The judicial authorities don’t have much power to interfere in these jurisdiction matte

Jun 3, 2021
2 min

National Clean Air Programme, 2019: Critical Analysis

Seema Kumari, Lovely Professional University. CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACT Human ideology says that the air is free although the cost for pollution control is very high and in order to improve the diminishing air quality of the country in 2019 Indian Government launched the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) all across India in 122 cities. This paper deals with background information, goals, objectives, sources and other clean air plans as mentioned

Jun 2, 2021
2 min

PRODUCT LIABILITY IN SPORTS GOODS

Maryanka, Asst. Prof., School Of Law, IMS Unison University, Dehradun & Harshit Sharma, Doctoral Candidate, National Law University, Jodhpur CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACT When a person is injured by a defective product that is dangerous or unsafe, the injured person may have a claim or cause of action against the company or the person who designed, manufactured, sold, distributed, leased, or furnished the product. In other words, the company or the pe

Jun 1, 2021
1 min

FACETS OF CONFIDENTIALITY IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Dileep Krishnan N, Legal Officer at Federal Bank Ltd. & Dharmya M.S, Lawyer at CK Aravindaksha Menon Associate. CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACT: In recent times, we have witnessed an exponential increase in the relevance and scope of international commercial arbitration as a mode of dispute resolution. Parties to most commercial disputes tend to favour arbitration for adjudication of disputes due to its cost and time efficiency. Furthermore, the princi

Jun 1, 2021
1 min

Compulsory Licensing to Save Lives and End COVID-19

Neeraj Bidhuri, Galgotias University. CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACT Over the past few months, the second wave of covid-19 has fizzled out the country’s healthcare sector. Many states in the country are giving SOS calls to the center for the shortage of medical supplies. There are notices at the entry gate of many hospitals displaying “no beds available”. The situation in the country has turned precarious with an insufficient supply of medical oxygen

Jun 1, 2021
1 min

Validity of Test Identification Parade as an Admissible Piece of Evidence

Arnav Ghai & Puneet Maharshi, Jindal Global Law School CLICK HERE TO VIEW TO THE FULL RESEARCH PAPER ABSTRACT This paper puts its focus on the admissibility criteria of evidence that is obtained through the conduct of test identification parade, which is then followed by several landmark case laws that deal either with evidence that is obtained through video or audio form, through the conduct of test identification parade. The importance of holding the parade in a certain man

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