Written by: JAISHREE SOMANI ANUBHA KUMAR ARPITA RATHORE Designation: STUDENT BA-LLB SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL,HYDERABAD TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION Research QUESTION Research Objectives Literature Review CHAPTER 2 ADVISORY JURISDICTION : ‘Article: 143’ CHAPTER 3 NATURE AND SCOPE OF ARTICLE: …
Written by : JAISHREE SOMANI ANUBHA KUMAR AISHWARYA S BHAVITA 2nd Year DESIGNATION : STUDENT BA-LLB Symbiosis Law School,Hyderabad CHAPTER …
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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Written By: Aniruddh Singh Raghuvanshi COLLEGE: Government New Law College, DAVV (Indore) COURSE: BALLB (Hons.) YEAR: 2nd Year (4th Semester) TOPIC: Cross-Border Merger and Acquisition ❖ Synopsis 1. Introduction 2. Historical Past 3. Advantages of Cross-Border M&A 4. Disadvantages of Cross-Border M&A 5. Some Successful Examples 6. Conclusion Cross-Border Merger and Acquisition ❖ …
Written by : Aniruddh Singh Raghuvanshi College: Government New Law College (DAVV), Indore Course: BALLB (hons.) Year: 2nd Year (4th Semester) Topic: The Legal Framework of Public-Private Partnerships Synopsis 1. Introduction 2. Background 3. Key Components 3.1 Legal Structure 3.2 Regulatory Framework 3.3 Contractual Agreements 3.4 Risk Allocation 3.5 Transparency and Accountability 4. Challenges in …
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• Written by: Khushi Mahesh Dewani • College: SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai • Course: B.B.A., LL.B (3rd Year)(5th Semester) Introduction The process of secretly listening to someone’s phone conversation by fitting a special device totheir phone without being noticed is known as wiretapping. Wiretapping is cell phonetracking/tracing where someone’s whole data is accessed by using different software. Sometimesit …
WRITTEN BY TUSHAR VASHISTH CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY Introduction Access to information is a cornerstone of empowerment and progress in a rapidly evolving digital age. In recent years, the concept of open access has gained traction, with individuals, organizations, and institutions working to make knowledge freely available to all. Open access websites have become invaluable tools for …
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- Akash Rauniyar LL.B. III Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune Introduction: The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a concept rooted in the directive principles of the Indian Constitution, specifically in Article 44. It aims to establish a common set of laws governing personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and property rights for all …
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Written by- Reeva Kalra BBA.LL.B (Hons.) JECRC University The Impact of Blockchain Technology on Corporate Governance Table of Contents Abstract 1. Introduction The Traditional Corporate Governance Landscape 2. Blockchain’s Role in Corporate Governance Enhanced Transparency Improved Accountability Streamlined Auditing and Compliance Efficient Proxy Voting Decentralized Decision-Making Secure and Immutable Record-Keeping 3. Challenges and Considerations Adoption …
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