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One Nation One Election
The concept of One Nation, One Election is familiar to India. After independence, Lok Sabha and State Assembly elections coincided from 1951 to 1967. However, starting in 1968 and 1969,
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The Road Less Travelled: Justice Challenges In Rural Areas
The basic need a man aspires for a stable society is justice as a society is defined by the people who come together for a common purpose, sometimes for a
Posted inCase Briefs
Tracing the Evolution of Coastal Zone Regulation in India through the landmark decision “Jagannath v Union of India
India is a country with its vast coastal area spanning almost 6000 km with more than one-fourth of the total population of the country settled in the coastal areas. Universally
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Navigating Group Insolvency in India: The Need for Clear and Robust Regulations
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), is a landmark legislation in India that provides a structured framework to handle the insolvency and liquidation of businesses. Its primary aim is
Posted inContemporary Law
An urgent need for law of restoration of ecosystems
The NATURE RESTORATION LAW adopted by the European Union’s Environmental Council on June 17 2024 . The environmental council for which is responsible for environment and biodiversity in European Union
Posted inCriminal Law
White collar crime in India
White-collar crimes are different from the traditional crimes. It is those crimes that are linked with people of high stature and it includes the principle element of breach of trust
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Cyberbullying: legal remedies and the need for awareness
The cyber world has become a part of our life. Every day we come across new developments whether it is Meta Verse, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, or Blockchain Technology. On,
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United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland V. People’s Republic Of Albania [Corfu Channel Case]
Facts of the case Two destroyers and two cruisers (a squadron) of British warships departed the Corfu port, sailed through a channel in North Corfu Strait that had swept for
Posted inCorporate Law
In the grip of tradition’s shadow: can internal policies or historical practices override express provisions of the AOA?
Article of Association (AoA) is amongst the most fundamental documents of a company containing the bylaws and regulations of how the company will be governed. A recent decision of the
Analysing the developments in context of piracy of cinematograph films
Section 2(f) pf the Copyright Act,1957[1] defines Cinematograph Film as any visual recording or any audio recording which accompanies such visual recording, the means of recording the same is immaterial.