Written by – Yasharth Raj Pandey College – University of Allahabad Course – B.A.LLB(HONS) Introduction In an ever-changing business and industry environment, maintaining common ground for businesses, ensuring consumer choice, and stimulating innovation are essential. To achieve these goals, countries around the world have created competition laws and regulatory frameworks. In India, the Competition Act, …
Written by: Tathagat Gaur Shri Venkateshwara University, Uttar Pradesh, India ________________________________ Unlawful assembly is a term that frequently finds its way into the legal lexicon, often associated with protests, riots, and civil unrest. This article delves into the concept of unlawful assembly, its legal definitions, historical context, and the societal implications of such gatherings. We …
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A BOOK REVIEW OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF INDIA BY- RAUNAK VIKRAMAJIT SINGH SANATAN DHARMA COLLEGE, NAWABGANJ KANPUR (Author: Dr. J.N. Pandey, Central Law Agency, Allahabad First Publish 1969, ISBN: 978-81-945686-4-3) Article 21- Right to Life and Personal Liberty Synopsis: Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is a fundamental right that safeguards the most essential and …
AUTHOR NAME : AKSHAY KUMAR SIROHI DESIGNATION : ADVOCATE REGISTERED : BAR COUNCIL OF DELHI ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: SAFEGUARDING OUR PLANET AND GUIDING OUR COMMUNITIES INTRODUCTION In our fast-changing world, taking care of our environment has become important. The government makes rules called environmental laws to help with this. These rules are like protectors of nature and show our communities …
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DEFAMATION UNDER CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW Written by: Khushi Mahesh Dewani • College: SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai • Course: B.B.A., LL.B (3rd Year)(5th Semester) ABSTRACT A person cannot be purposefully misrepresented, and doing so is illegal and punishable by jail time. The defamation law, which is also constitutional, appropriately restricts the right to free speech and expression. …
Written by- Tathagat Gaur Shri Venkateshwara University, Uttar Pradesh, India __________________________ The principle of natural justice is a cornerstone of administrative law and is essential for upholding fairness, equity, and justice in various legal and administrative processes. This article delves into the concept of natural justice, its historical development, its fundamental principles, and its …
Written by- Himanshu Agarwal Vivekanand Law College, Vastral, Ahmedabad, Gujarat The Indian Contract Act of 1872 provides the necessary framework that governs the formation, enforcement and termination of contracts. One vital statute of the act is the doctrine of specific performance, the statute comes into the picture when there is a breach or non-performance by …
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Written By: Rushil Vaid Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies Synopsis The Negotiable Instruments Act (NI Act) is a crucial legislation governing commercial transactions involving negotiable instruments like cheques. Under the NI Act, a bounced cheque is considered a serious offense, leading to legal consequences for the issuer. This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis …
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written by: Reeva Kalra BBA.LL.B (Hons.) JECRC University, Jaipur Abstract: In the dynamic landscape of corporate ventures, the protection of intellectual property (IP) assets is of paramount importance. This article delves into the critical strategies that businesses must adopt to safeguard their IP assets effectively. With globalization and technological advancements, the value of intellectual …
written by: Yasharth Raj Pandey COURSE- BA.LLB(HONS) COLLEGE- University of Allahabad INTRODUCTION Defamation is a concept that plays a crucial role in safeguarding an individual‘s reputation against false statements that can damage their character and societal standing. In India,defamation cases are addressed through both civil and criminal frameworks, each serving distinct purposes and following unique …
