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Delayed justice and hurried justice

Can delay in justice dispensation system be excused thinking the old age saying that better late than never? But, remember that justice delayed is justice denied. A person had to fight a legal (civil) battle for 40 years to regain possession of a shop he had rented out forty years ago. What does a sorrow state of affairs this delay causes to the poor litigants? ..

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Meeting on Draft Ganga Bill Held

The committee constituted to review the provisions of the draft National River Ganga (Rejuvenation, Protection and Management) Bill, 2017 held its meeting in New Delhi today. The meeting held under the chairmanship of Director General, NMCG Shri UP Singh  discussed various aspects of the  Bill specially the preamble, definitions and some others chapters. Shri Sanjay Kundu, Joint Secre..

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Note on Registration of a Public Trust

Definition of a Public Trust under the Bombay Public Trust Act 1950.  According to Section 2 (13) of the Bombay Public Trust Act 1950,  a Public Trust means , an express or constructive trust for either a public, religious or c..

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Tele-Law through CSCs To Mainstream Legal Aid in Rural India

- The pilot to be rolled out across 1000 Common Service Centres (CSC) in Uttar Pradesh & Bihar  - This initiative will also serve as an opportunity to build capacity of 1000 women Para Legal Volunteers (PLV)  - Training of VLEs across 1000 Common Service Centres (CSC) able to..

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Abolition of vacation in judiciary

To,   Hon'ble Shri Jagdish Singh Khehar Sb, Chief Justice of India, Jhabua Dated 19th April 2017 Supreme Court, New Delhi. Sub: Reg. Abolition of Summer & Winter Vacation & Adoption of five days work week culture in th..

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Charter parties: Carriage of goods by sea

Description of Vessel Statements describing the vessel's gross and/or net register, the deadweight and cubic capacity, and speed and class are included in charters. The registered tonnage does not indicate the vessel's carrying capacity and, unless a large discrepancy is involved, a misstatement regarding the t..

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History of UAE & its Legal system in brief

There are 7 Emirates /  Sheikhdoms in UAE Abu Dhabi is the Capital of UAE and its Commercial Capital is  Dubai These seven Emirates were recognised as independent as early as 1950 Each emirates was a member of Trucial States, including ..

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Hysteric behavior of men in helm

‘Hysteresis occurs when unemployed persons are unwilling to accept lower wage rates as a means of returning to work. Wage stickiness implied by hysteresis can produce an increase in the “normal” unemployment rate, also known as the non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment (NAIRU), which defies the notion of cyclical, or self-adjusti..

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Default seat in an International Arbitration

The seat of Arbitration is one the most important concepts in the field of International Arbitration. Any party to an International Arbitration proceeding will be able to achieve its objectives only if the final award is enforceable..

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Law of Admiralty

CARGO DAMAGE LAW: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND   General Background   Special protection should be afforded by a cargo owner who shipped his goods by a marin..

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Reality of RERA - Difficult to uncork!

INTRODUCTION  Parliament has enacted Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) which has come into effect from 01.05.2017. The objects of RERA on paper are laudable. If enacted in its intent and spirit, it can be a boon for the consumer, who has been so far exploited by the unscrupulous bu..

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The Concept of Coparcenary: Its past, present and Future in the Hindu concept of Joint Family

ABSTRACT The concept of Coparcenary has its origin in the concept of Daya explained by Vijnaneshwara. It is discussed that Daya is a kind of property which becomes the property of another person only if he/she is related to the owner. This unique concept is the product of an ancient Hindu school of jurisprudence kn..

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Locus Standi, or, Is It Any of Your Business?

Dad once told me a story, one of many that enriched me. Most were funny, in retrospect. This one was about a quarrelling couple in the station master’s railway compound at Grant Road, Mumbai, where Dad grew up. Floating groups gravitate to railway stations. Resources are limited, privacy nil. A sure catalyst for violent, husb..

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SC still keep open gates for corruption in Private state Medical Universities

Last decision of Hon'ble Supreme Court on Common Counselling for MBBS Seats dated 09.05.2017 for All India  & State Quota, clearly mention that 1. Only Common Counselling for admission to All India Quota seats in Government Medical Colleges shall be conducted by the DGHS. The counselling conducted by DGH..

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Legal Tech in Indian Legal Industry

Legal tech has been the buzz word in legal industry in United States, UK, Australia Canada and Europe since 2014. In India, it is slowly catching up. What is legal tech? The phrase refers to legal technology, basically software or other programs that helps lawyers or law firms, with billing, accounting, e-discovery etc. In a broader sense it includes every kind of tec..

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