Acpuitas sequitur legam
This analysis was carried out by Somnath R.L. Saha, who is currently a first-year law student at Navrachna University in Vadodara, Gujarat, and is studying for a BBA LLB degree. Introduction India has the world’s second-largest road network and accounts for 10% of all road fatalities. JOIN US ON TELEGRAM On July 1, 1989, the…
This Article is written by Shreya Sujal (a 4th Year Law Student pursuing a BA.LLB specialization in Energy Laws from the University Of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun) INTRODUCTION The term “Secular” way being “separate” from faith or having no religious foundation. Religion is open to every person and is given as a non-public choice to…
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This Article has been written by Ilma Khan (a 4th year law student from Jamia Hamdard University) Introduction of the School of Criminology:- To understand Criminology, a person must first know what crime is. Crime means to charge or offence. In simple words Crime is an unlawful act which is punished by the state or…
This Case analysis has been done by Himanshi Jain, a 4th year Law student pursuing BA LLB from Delhi Metropolitan Education, Noida affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. JOIN US ON TELEGRAM Introduction “U. Unichoyi and Others vs. the State Of Kerala” Petitioner: “U. Unichoyi and Others” Respondent: “State Of Kerala” Citation: 1962…
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This Article is written by:1. Yashovardhan Rathore – Yashovardhan is a 3rd year BA LLB student at Jindal Global Law School2. Devrishi Tyagi– Devrishi is a 3rd year BBA LLB student at Symbiosis Law School, Pune JOIN US ON TELEGRAM When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Ukraine became an independent nation. However, due to…
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Introduction A cyber crimecould also be defined as any illegal felonious exertion that uses a computer either as an instrumentality, target or means of negotiating farther crime. In other words, cyber crime is an unlawful act wherein the computer is either a tool or a target or both. Cyber crime is any crime that takes…
This Case analysis has been done by Abhigyan (BA.LLB (2018-2023) Delhi Metropolitan Education, GGSIPU) Introduction Title: “Navtej Singh Johar v Union of India” JOIN US ON TELEGRAM Date and Year of Judgement: 6th September 2018 Case Type/Origin: Writ Petition Citation:“AIR 2018 SC 4321; (2018) 10 SCC 1; WP (Crl.) 76/2016; WP (C) 572/2016” Court: “Supreme…
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This article has been written by Iqra Iman (a B.A.LLB, 4th Year Student From Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi) Introduction Today, equipped crime is a commercial enterprise at a giant scale that is conducting world commerce for the trafficking of unlawful offerings and products as nicely as growing the related grant chains. JOIN US ON…
Evolution of Res Gestae: Res gestae was originally used by the Romans to indicate “acts done” or “actus.” It was characterised as facts composing the same transaction by English and American writers. The facts that are automatically or naturally a part of the same transaction are known as res gestae. They are the actions that…
Submitted By: Kadiyaa Beula Grace (Semester IV, BBA LLB Symbiosis International University, Hyderabad) DETAILED INTRODUCTION: The case, Bhim Singh v. State of Jammu and Kashmir deals with the tort of false imprisonment. It can also be called unlawful imprisonment. False imprisonment is a total restraint of a person without any lawful justification. As per the Indian penal code,…
This CASE SUMMARY has been done by Divya K. (currently pursuing BBA LLB in Symbiosis Law School) INTRODUCTION: Maintenance can be referred to as financial assistance given to either of the litigating parties after they have parted ways. It is a court-ordered allowance that one spouse has to give another as support after they got separated or…
Submitted By: Kadiyaa Beula Grace (Semester IV, BBA LLB Symbiosis International University, Hyderabad) INTRODUCTION: Definition of false imprisonment according to Black’s law dictionary: JOIN US ON TELEGRAM “The unlawful arrest or detention of a person without warrant, or by an illegal warrant, or a warrant illegally executed, and either in a prison or a place…
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This Article is written by Priya Singh Rathore (currently pursuing an LL.B from BVP) ABSTRACT A consumer is a person who order or purchase goods and services for his consumption not for resale or commercial purpose. Consumer is the largest economic group in the economy. Reliance Industries, SBI, Wipro, ITC etc are the companies which…
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This Article is written by Priya Singh Rathore (currently pursuing an LL.B from BVP) Abstract Alternative dispute resolution is a mechanism is to solve dispute without approaching the court. The courts are overburdened with the large number of cases. In this way the Justice cannot delayed. The major benefit of this is it costs less…
This Case analysis has been done by Aman Tiwari (Law (4th Year), Delhi Metropolitan Education, Noida) INTRODUCTION “Shyam Narayan Chouksey versus Union of India & Others” is a significant Indian lawsuit that concerns instilling a suitable sense of respect for the National Anthem. It explains what should and should not be done when playing or…
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This case analysis has been done by Ananaya Chauhan (Law (4th Year), Delhi Metropolitan Education, Noida) JOIN US ON TELEGRAM INTRODUCTION: This case is of “Repeal and Temporary Statute”. This case applies the “Doctrine of Implied Repeal which is based on the Latin maxim legesposteriorespriorescontrariasabrogant, which means that the later laws shall abrogate the earlier…
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This article has been written by Shalinee Sharma (1st Year law student from Banaras Hindu University) JOIN US ON TELEGRAM Abstract India is a vast and well-developing country but at the same time crimes, pr offenses are increasing day by day. Despite lots of legislation regarding that to stop and control crime in India, even…
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This Research Paper is written by Aditya kamal (1st year BBA LLB in Kle Law College, Bangalore) Introduction To get into the topic of e – contracts , lets enumerate what is a contract.A contract in a layman language is an agreement between two or more parties who are willing to enter into a promise which is…
This Article is written by Arushi Chopra (pursuing BBA LLB from Symbiosis Law School, Noid) Introduction The case of Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar[1] is a landmark case of arrest wherein the court gave certain guidelines for making the arrest procedure fair for both the accused and for the trial. It lays down the procedure that…
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This CASE SUMMARY has been done by Divya K. (currently pursuing BBA LLB in Symbiosis Law School) INTRODUCTION: The present case State of U.P. v Niyamat and Ors. is an essential judgement and deals with the right of private defence, reasonable apprehension of death or grievous hurt and arrest of a person without a warrant and when…
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