This Blog is authored by Rishabh Raj , a 4th Year BA LLB student at MPLC Aurangabad. Introduction Companies require individuals’ data as a part of their business conduct. This give-and- take relationship between companies and individuals made the lawmakers re-think the vulnerability of the individual’s data and the risks that are associated with their …
The article is authored by Mr. Ansh Priy Srivastava, a second-year law student at Chanakya National Law University. The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024: Balancing Reforms and Community Rights Since the past few weeks, the significance of Waqf as a concept as well as its application and implication on the society has gained utmost importance. …
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Jan Vishvas Act, 2023- An Attempt to Transition from Punitive to Trust- Based Regime “Frauds, mala fide actions and criminal activities by businesses deserve the strongest measures. However, for legitimate technical or procedural lapses of non-serious nature, civil liability is adequate as a deterrent rather than imprisonment”- The Handbook on Writing Cabinet Notes for …
The article is authored by Tanya Sara George, a 3rd year B.A LLB (Hons) student of MNLU, Mumbai THE ‘ADDICT’ AND THE ‘TRAFFICKER’ MISMATCH: RE-EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NDPS ACT, 1985 IN PUNJAB Introduction Punjab is recorded to be amongst the top states in the country for drug abuse. Recent statistics show that …
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The article is authored by Aastha Tembe , a Third-year BA.LLB Student of DES Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College. INTRODUCTION “Forgive others, not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace”– Jonathan Lockwood Huie Forgiveness is said to be man’s greatest virtue. But contemporary times, does this mindset prevail? The Indian criminal system serves …
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The article is co-authored by Rohini Patil, BA.LLB. second year (2023-2028), and Mahipal Parmar, BSW.LLB. second year (2023-2028) of Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar. Introduction ‘Free and fair elections’ is an essential element of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution. In India, the right to vote is statutory and includes the right to cast …
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The author, Yashasvi Chaudhary, is a second year student of Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. It has been a year since the Supreme Court amended abortion rights, in yet another judgement, namely ‘X v Union of India’ on termination of pregnancy dated 16 October 2023. The decision underscores how ‘Abortion Rights’ in India come …
The author, Sakshi Komal Dubey is a fourth-year student at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies. In 2003, the Report of the Committee on Reforms of Criminal Justice System under the Chairmanship of Dr. Justice V.S. Malimath recommended that victim or their legal representativesshould be impleaded as a party in every criminal proceedingwhere the charges are …
The author, Kashvi Singh Shekhawat is a First Year student at the National Law University, Odisha. Recently, there has been a notable advancement in the interpretation of evidentiary principles concerning sexual harassment cases. The “two-finger test”, one of the most infamous practices, has now been prohibited in India. The two-finger test was first used in …
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