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Law on Public Charities : Lingadagudi Mutt Bangalore as public trust

Lingadagudi Mutt at Bangalore is one of the important religious trusts managed and administered by Lingayats community members. The case relating to this trust is a historical record for the Mutt and an important case law for the students studying on law of Trusts. The plaintiffs belong to the c..

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Strictest Punishment For Mob Lynching Needed Now Most

It has to be said right at the outset that mob lynching cannot be justified on any pretext and under any circumstances come what may! There has to be zero tolerance for it but right now we see that the perpetrators of the crime are either escaping with just no punishment or are being punished on a very lenient basis thus making a complete mockery of our country..

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Defense of Insanity

Introduction: Insanity is a legal term denoting that the individual is so confused and deranged as a result of mental illness that he is not legally result of mental illness that he is not legally responsible for his actions. Mental health professionals used the term “abnormality” instead of insanity, a..

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Recognition of electronic contract and its various types

Emails are a type of electronic contract which attracts the essentials of the traditional contract. Server is the post office, letter box is the inbox of addressee, draft is post box. Offer can be made through email and amount is paid through electronic media. Electronic agents play a very important role in making of electronic contract where the electronic agents i..

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Combating Air Pollution From Motor Vehicles

Increasing pollution has become a major setback today, where emissions from vehicles and on-road emissions have become a serious problem. The problem has not only created a chaotic situation but reached catastrophic proportions with the consequence that the Government of India was constrained to adopt stringent measures inter- alia by introducing and promulgating th..

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Bid Rigging or Collusive Rigging in Competition Law

The competition, in general, is simply the ‘right to win’. One can use fair or unfair means to sustain competition. Competition in the market is the economic rivalry between the market players to attract customers. For example, different mobile brands availing different means such as innovation, quality improvisatio..

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Costal Regulation Zone: Governance and Conservation

Among the laws and policies, the CRZ Notification is the only law that has been specifically established to control and regulate growth and development of different activities along India’s coasts. Recently, it has also taken into account the near shore marine environment up to 12 nautical miles. Accordingly, it could be argued that the CRZ Notification is an ..

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Aftermath of Disasters: Funds and Benefits

The three major sources of compensation for those injured or bereaved by the disaster are Charitable or Trust Funds, Statutory Schemes, and Civil Law Claims. In terms of chronology, it makes sense to deal with them in that order, for payments may be made from the first two sources within hours or days of the disaster occurring, whereas legal settlement will often ta..

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SC interprets S.482 Cr.P.C for High Courts

In the judgment of the case - State of Uttar Pradesh v. Aman Mittal & Another, Justice L. Nageswara Rao and Justice Hemant Gupta have reiterated the Supreme Court's view for the benefit of the High Courts on September 4, 2019 that while exercising jurisdiction under section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code, HCs cannot interfere with the manner of the investi..

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No Attempt Made To Frame Uniform Civil Code Despite Judicial Exhortation: SC

At the outset, there can be no denying that it is a matter of greatest concern that none other than the Supreme Court which is the highest court in India has just recently in a latest, landmark and extremely laudable judgment titled Jose Paulo Coutinho vs. Maria Luiza Valentina Pereira & Anr. in Civil Appeal No. 7378 of 2010 delivered on September 13, 2019 and au..

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Government Notifies Strict Provisions Of Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Act 2019

It is most heartening to learn that as per an official release, the Government has notified 63 provisions of the Motor Vehicles Amendment Act 2019 including the ones dealing with enhanced penalties for various traffic offences. The new clauses would come into effect from September 1, 2019. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said in a statement that these are ..

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Digital collaboration platform and an online market place

We at TopconnectO recognized early on that the biggest challenge for self-employed professionals is often getting their name in front of their potential customer or client. In an era of Digital Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Social Networking, having a strong online presence is not only a necessity but also an essential tool for them ..

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Law Firms Capitalizing on Technology to Improve Efficiency

Modern law firms and legal departments are continually looking for new ways to increase their efficiency and drive productivity. Technology-enabled platforms have the potential to revolutionize the way in which law firms operate and innovate, increasing both efficiency and profits. In fact, technology adoption ranks fourth in the top challenges law firms fac..

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A Legal Giant Named Ram Jethmalani Passed Away

'One of the best aspects of Shri Ram Jethmalani Ji was the ability to speak his mind. And, he did so without any fear. During the dark days of the Emergency, his fortitude and fight for public liberties will be remembered. Helping the needy was an integral part of his persona.” - Prime Minister Narendra Modi p sty..

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Higher Courts advised restraint

Through the judgment of the case- Surendra Prasad Mishra v. Smt. Ramawati & Others, delivered on August 16, 2019, Justice Deepak Gupta and Justice Aniruddha Bose, at the Supreme Court have cautioned that normally the Higher Courts should not pass remarks against judicial officers of the courts below, in their judgments. Ela..

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