Rights are something which every people enjoy during their lifetime and out of numerous rights, right to privacy is something every human being would like to have. Right to privacy gives birth to certain other rights which help the individuals to have protection over their reputation, specific or distinct characteristics that every people have,…[Read more]

India is a developing nation on both an economic and social level. The civilization has made great strides in its evolution, and now fresh perspectives on advancement are appearing. One of them is the expansion of LGBTQIA+ rights and their acceptance as members of our society; after the Navtej Singh Johar ruling, the legislation significantly…[Read more]

Code of Civil Procedure (hereinafter ‘CPC’) is the parent law to provide procedure for adjudication of suits of civil nature all over the territory of India. Order XXI of CPC provides procedure for ‘execution’ of decree. Rule 30 of Order XXI of CPC provides that the decree for payment of money can be executed by arrest of judgment debtor or…[Read more]

Refugee is not just a term. It is an expression that can alter someone’s life. It is a statement that, if once applied upon a person, renders him to the whims of a different power. A power with which he has no ethnic, social or national link. In other words, refugee is the metaphorical boundary, on one end of which lies security and on the other s…[Read more]

Conglomerate avow have flatter a unit of worship bias. It is ordinary, if not omnipresent, the invocation for the court belief is “Plaintiff brings his action under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for religious observance and practice.” Enlarged heterogeneity in the prayer’s enumeration suggests that customarily, contrasting treat…[Read more]

This article aims to address Euthanasia from a humanistic and philosophical standpoint as to why the idea of terming Euthanasia as “Physician-Assisted Suicide” is harmful to the way euthanasia is viewed. More emphasis is laid on the case of Aruna Shanbaug and the Doctrine of Colourable legislation whereby this article puts forth an argument in…[Read more]

India is predicted to become one of the world’s top three economic powers within the next ten to fifteen years, supported by a healthy democracy and solid relationships. The gross domestic product (GDP) of India (at constant 2011-12 prices) is anticipated to reach Rs 145.65 lakh crore ($2.06 trillion) in 2019-20, up 4.2% from the preceding year.…[Read more]

Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) are a policy tool for promoting and protecting foreign direct investment (FDI). FDI is simply defined as a type of investment by a resident of one country in an enterprise in another country, indicating a significant influence and long-term interest. In the age of globalisation, FDI is regarded as an essential…[Read more]

“Bail is the rule, jail is the exception” is a common adage in the legal fraternity. Bail in a bailable offence is a right, however in case of non-bailable offence, it is the discretion of the Court and the same has to be provided with ‘due caution’. Bail has its root in French word ‘bailer’ means to “to give or to deliver”. Section 436 to…[Read more]

In accordance with Islamic law, dower is a prerequisite for marriage. Dower is a related Arabic word, Mehr. Muslim women have the exclusive right to receive money from their spouse before, during, or at any point after marriage. This privilege is known as dower. Although receiving dower improves a Muslim wife’s security situation in a marriage,…[Read more]

India now has the highest proportion of young people, defined as a group of people between the ages of 14 and 40. As the world’s most populous nation, India has the greatest concentration of people in this age group. This is a class that is most impressive, truly and intellectually. The people bend over backward for the advancement of the nation…[Read more]

Rampant increase in white collar crimes is a universal menace that affects the very ethos of the socio-economic order of our societies causing irretrievable damage to world economies. These nonviolent crimes are committed by persons of high social status for exorbitant illegitimate gains, usually committed over a span of time and often goes on…[Read more]

With the growth of science and technology, the world is getting transformed into a ball of complexities and traps that is largely affecting the foundation of humanity. The world has witnessed times when there was much more to be discovered and invented in the field of science and technology, however, all that dwelled in societies was humanity.…[Read more]

“Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied ”[1]- a phrase that we come across very often in the Indian legal system. But it is usually looked at from a very narrow perspective, does justice here only mean for the victim? Why cannot an accused person be kept under the ambit of this phrase? Even though our criminal justice system is built on the premise of…[Read more]

Justice is the demonstration by which the Society/Court/Tribunal provides for a man what he is entitled to, rather than insuring against injury or wrong. justice is the delivering of what is correct and even-handed towards one who has experienced a wrong. Thusly, while treating the justice with benevolence, the Court must be extremely cognizant…[Read more]

The legal supremacy of the Constitution is essential for the existence of the federal system. Judicial Review is essential for maintaining supremacy of the Constitution and for checking the possible misuse of power. By invoking this power, judiciary acts as an umpire or an arbiter between the Centre and the states for maintaining the federal…[Read more]

Hate speech is one of the biggest threats to the public order of the society. It has always been confused with the right to dissent guaranteed under Article 19 of the Indian constitution. One need not always agree with everything happening around them. In countries like India, citizens have a right to voice out their opinions irrespective of it…[Read more]

The security or protection given against a loss or other form of financial burden is referred to as indemnity. A contract of indemnity is a contract in which one party protects another from financial loss or burden on the basis of the terms of the contract. Section 124 and Section 125 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 extensively cover and provide…[Read more]

Mother he raped me said the girl, but he’s your husband child! said the mother, as she cried in her lap thinking at least her mother would have understood the dilemma”.

The concept of “marital exemption” in rape has no reason or application in today’s world, since we live in the twenty-first century, and there can be no place for forced…[Read more]