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INTER-CORPORATE LOAN

The Indian Companies Act was amended a lot of times. The last amendment was made in 2013, and it is in current use. The Companies Amendment bill 2019 was introduced...

ATTEMPT AND ABETMENT TO SUICIDE

This article is authored by Pankhuri Pankaj, a 2nd year student pursuing her BA-LLB  degree from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies. She is currently interning with Lexpeeps. This article summarises...

AN OVERVIEW OF DEFAMATION

INTRODUCTION Every man has the right to uphold his reputation inviolately. The right to reputation is recognized as an intrinsic personal right of any citizen as part of the right...

The Doctrine of Basic Structure | A detailed Analysis

This article has been written by Yash Dodani, a second-year student at NALSAR University. He has provided a detailed analysis of the basic structure doctrine and the final word on...

Reliance of Law of Evidence on Social Media Records

The information we put into social media accounts is indefinitely stored and available for future access, and therefore, it’s not far-fetched to see how something that starts off as a...

Theory of Relevancy under Evidence Law

Theory of Relevancy is the first and foremost hurdle that is applied to any evidence and any and every evidence needs to be cleared for getting admitted in the court...

AN OVERVIEW ON TEST IDENTIFICATION PARADE

In Criminal trials, the most important step to follow as soon as the accused is arrested is confirming whether the accused is really the ‘accused’ as far as the crime...

Analysing the Legality of Lockdown

The lockdown began as an initiative to counteract the Corona Virus which was named as a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). Before the lockdown, the prime minister...

STRICT LIABILITY VERSUS ABSOLUTE LIABILITY

The rule of a Strict liability provides that if there is any commercial activity which can prove to be harmful; the same should not be carried on. The liability arises...

Judicial Separation and Divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

When the parties to the marriage want to live separate from each other legally, despite being legally married. They file a plea under section - 10 of the Hindu Marriage...