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Cease & desist notice from the People's Court - The Highest Court of India

Collegium System has multiplied mediocrity and corruption in Courts. Even the Supreme Court of India has become a Joke Court of India. This Collegium System of 5 Senior Judges has to go forthwith so that Law and Justice does not collapse. We can atleast defeat the Politicians during elections. But Public Servants (Judges included..

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Surrogacy Bill in India: A more careful approach

Starting a family is one of the most valuable moments in a person's life. While some become parents through natural means without any complications, some take years to have a baby of their own. There are still a few, who are forever incapable of having a baby naturally. This is where surrogacy comes into picture. Surrogacy is l..

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India gearing up for a healthy and conducive arbitration environment

INDIA GEARING UP FOR A HEALTHY AND CONDUCIVE ARBITRATION ENVIRONMENT - SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS "NEUTRALITY OF ARBITRATOR" IN PUBLIC SECTOR CONTRACTS In the recent judgment of M/s. Voestalpine Schienen Gmbh vs. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd., (delivered on 10-02-2017) the Supreme Court of India while upholding the ..

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Union Budget 2017: Impact on the Finance and Insurance Sector

For the first time in 92 years, the Railway budget was presented along with the Union Budget on 1st Feb. This year’s budget was also different as it was followed by the demonetisation move by Prime MinisterMr. Narendra Modi on 8th November, which made Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes invalid. Some key announcements were made, particularly on taxes and finance...

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Police Forces - The police and public relations

Police Forces - the police and public relations- its services towards the welfare of the society - A prospective with the retrospective - A Service Oriented Organisation of the Government. The PREAMBLE of the (Indian) Police Act, 1861 envisage -where as it is expedient to reorganize the police and to make it a ..

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Uniform civil code

Taslima Nasrin, made a surprise appearance  on Jan 24th at an unscheduled event on the last day of the festival and reiterated her stands against all forms of fanaticism, whether perpetrated by Muslim or Hindu extremists, and also spoke about her love for India, her support for a uniform civil code has again made  the issue volatile debatabl..

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The threat to intellectual freedom

This is the threat to the independence and worth of the human personality- a threat to the meaning of human life. Nothing threatens freedom of the personality and the meaning of life like the words, poverty, terror. But there are also indirect and slightly more remote dangers. One of these is th..

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Life Insurance : Courts will come to the rescue only of a diligent consumer

You are a person in your fifties and have taken a life insurance policy with an annual premium of Rs.5,00,000/-. You wanted the policy to mature over a period of four years and when you approached the insurer after four years for the maturity benefit, you were in for a shock of your life – the insurer states that the policy you had taken was for life and not for..

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Khaki Collar Crime

Sociologists have lone demonstrated interest in deviant behavior, examining it in a wide variety of interpretive contexts and institutional settings. In recent years, they have shown particular attention to work-related deviancy and crime constituent to various occupation and work system. Curiously, they have largely tended to ignore the unique configurations of ..

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Law: An instrument of change

That no man of what estate or condition he be, shall be put out of land or tenement, nor taken, nor imprisoned, nor disinherited, nor put to death, without being brought in answer by due process of law. Statute 28 of Edwards III, 1354 How much more pleasant life would be, if we did not have laws/ we would have all the freedom t..

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Juvenile justice system in India

A person or person’s no matter how small: An Introduction Age determination is of paramount importance to find out whether the accused falls under the purview of the Juvenile Justice Act. Juvenile is a person whose age is below 18.  Juvenile Justice is a legal framework which defines justice for juv..

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Manual Scavenging: A condemned practice

INTRODUCTION India has always been identified as a diversified country in religious, language and different traditions being followed in every nook and corner of the country. India is commended for its culture and traditions and other countries are expressing their willingness to adopt our culture, but still there ..

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Mode of execution: Attachment of property

Chapter - I 1. INTRODUCTION: Law has wider scope in all the filed, for easier understanding it has been enveloped itself into two blocks i.e. Substantive law and Procedural law. The name itself denotes its nature and functions are distinct from each other but bo..

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Trial of warrant cases

Chapter I 1.1. Introduction: One of the fruitful things that is given by Britain to India, during her reign was the laws of the British legal system especially the concept of criminal justice system and its related legislations. Our a style="color:blue" ta..

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The Mareva injunction

In May 1975, Japanese shipowners issued a writ against Greek charterers, claiming various sums of hire owing for three ships that had been chartered by the defendants. The plaintiffs feared that the charterers would take steps to remove their funds from the jurisdiction of the English courts, and so effectively negate any judgment eventually entered against them. ..

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