Published On: October 12th 2025 Authored By: Sam S Siryon Apeejay Stya University-Gurgaon Abstract: The power of courts to examine the actions of the legislature and the executive branches of the government or to examine the constitutionality of laws and government actions is known as Judicial review. This power allows the courts to declare laws […]
Published On: October 12th 2025 Authored By: Ayushi Mishra Renaissance Law College Indore Affiliated to DAVV Abstract  India’s Constitution is rein sacking. It is the world lengthiest Constitution. It contains 395 Articles with 8 parts and 22 schedules. The principles of the Indian Constitution was borrowed from many different countries. The Doctrine of Separation of
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Published On: October 12th 2025 Authored By: Shivangi Aryans College of Law, Patiala University Abstract Trademarks protect the identity and reputation of businesses by distinguishing their goods and services from those of competitors. In India, trademark law is governed by the Trade Marks Act, 1999, which provides a framework for registration, protection, and enforcement of
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Published On: October 11th 2025 Authored By: SHAHEENA PARVIN M Chennai Dr.Ambedkar Government Law College Pudupakkam ABSTRACT Behind every inheritance denied and every instance of a marital property dispute muffled, there is a narrative composed not of the absence of law, but of its betrayal. For centuries, women’s identifications as family members were inscribed in
Published On: October 11th 2025 Authored By: RAMAVATH RAJKUMAR Pendekanti law college Abstract When we speak of women’s rights in India, especially in matters of marriage and property, we are not only discussing statutes and judgments but also centuries of lived experience. A daughter’s right in ancestral property may now be recognized under the Hindu
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