Published On: 13th April, 2024 Authored By: Aarush Sharma JIMSEMTC, Department of Law (Affiliated to GGSIPU) INTRODUCTION: The case Indian Young Lawyers Association v. State of Kerala [Writ Petition (Civil) No. 373 of 2006] stands as a pivotal moment in Indian legal history, addressing the complicated interaction among spiritual traditions and constitutional rights. at the […]
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Published On: 10th April, 2024 Authored By: Aarush Sharma JIMSEMTC, Department of Law (Affiliated to GGSIPU) ABSTRACT Sedition laws have long been a contentious component of India’s legal framework, frequently stirring debate over their necessity and their potential misuse. This article delves into the deep-seated problems surrounding sedition laws in India as prescribed under the
Published On: 9th April, 2024 Authored By: Anirudh VG MIT WPU Linkedin Instagram Citation no: AIR 1973 SC 1461[1] INTRODUCTION: The Kesavananda Bharti case is a landmark legal precedent taken by the Supreme Court that outlines the Basic Structure of Doctrine in the Constitution. The Ratio Decedendi was very insightful and special. Â The 700-page judgement
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Published On: 9th April, 2024 Authored By: Anirudh VG MIT WPU Linkedin Instagram ABSTRACT: White Collar Crimes are those criminal offences that are of a non-criminal nature. They are mostly done to gain money through illegal means and to camouflage their financial loss through illegal means like concealment, deceit, scam, forgery, money laundering, etc. This
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Published On: 8th April, 2024 Authored By: Manya Sethi University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) Linkedin ABSTRACT This article primarily discusses the problems with the established legal system while also emphasizing the value of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) techniques for future dispute resolution. The idea of ADR is not particularly new; it has long
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