This case analysis is written by Anurag Maharaj, a student of law at Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida. I have tried to describe the famous and controversial case Gian Kaur vs The State of Punjab, 1996. Gian Kaur vs The State of Punjab. Bench Justice J.S. Verma, Justice G.N. Ray, Justice N.P. Singh, Justice FaizanuddinRead More
This article is written by Pooja Lakshmi, studying BBA-LLB at Bennett University, Greater Noida. A country like India which promotes every religion and where people have the right to live with his or her religion must also accommodate a typical marriage of two Indians where there is no denial when both the parties are fromRead More
This article is written by Mohit Bhardwaj. A 2nd year Law student, currently pursuing BBA-LL.B(Hons.) from Unitedworld School of Law, Karnavati University. In this article, the author discusses the meaning, of wasiyat and its concept under Indian law. To substantiate the concept, reference is made to all the statutes covered by the topic, with relevant illustrationsRead More
INTRODUCTION In a literal sense, conspiracy can be defined as an immoral, illegitimate, risky or surreptitious scheme developed by two or more individuals in secret. Law recognizes such secretive plotting to achieve malicious intent as Criminal Conspiracy. A criminal conspiracy arises when two or more entities decide to commit almost every illegal act, and takeRead More
INTRODUCTION An employee who has received an injury during the course of his employment should be given compensation as fast as possible, for him to be able to make good his losses. Motor accidents are also very frequently heard in our daily lives which lead to considerable loss of person and property. For the sameRead More
INTRODUCTION When humans are traded for purposes like forced labour, sexual exploitation or slavery etc. illegally from one person to another, it is called human trafficking. Since such an act violates the movement of the person and also exploits him it becomes a crime. It is a heinous crime that has its roots in IndiaRead More
INTRODUCTION In different countries and among people belonging from a whole different culture it has been agreed as a whole that there are certain acts that are allowed during a war and there are certain acts which are not allowed be it towards your enemy or your own troop and this idea evolved for thousandsRead More
INTRODUCTION Competition is the act of the sellers individually seeking to acquire the patronage of buyers in order to achieve profits or market share. The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 was replaced by The Competition Act, 2002 which was enacted by the Parliament of India in 2002. Its purpose is to govern IndianRead More
INTRODUCTION In recent times there are several movements that have been initiated to give victims of criminal cases certain rights in the court proceedings. As compared to justice in a broad sense, social justice is a newer concept, especially when dealing with the rights available with the victim. The main agenda of social justice isRead More
INTRODUCTION Human trafficking, also known as trafficking in persons or modern-day slavery, is a crime that involves the exploitation of a person for compelled labour or a commercial sex act. The initial consent by a person will be irrelevant if it was obtained employing fraud, deception or coercion. A child cannot consent to be trafficked.Read More