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International Arbitration In The Times Of Covid-19 And The Way Forward

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Written by Spoorti Reddy Kompally 5th Year BBA LLB Student, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad, Telangana [cite] ABSTRACT This article talks about the changes in the way Arbitration Proceedings are conducted in the light of the global pandemic. It talks about Virtual Hearings and the challenges it poses. It also progresses into explaining the guidelines issued …

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Civil And Political Rights Of LGBT: The Perspective Of Indian Constitution

Written by Tanzim Surani* & Mili Vakil** * 5th Year BA LLB Student, GLS Law College (Gujarat University), Gujarat ** 5th Year BA LLB Student, GLS Law College (Gujarat University), Gujarat [cite] ABSTRACT The LGBT community has been in a debate for many years. The notions to secure this community by justice, equity and unity …

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Money Laundering, Terrorism Financing In Nigeria

Leave a Comment / General Research, Law Relating to Terrorism, Laws of Nigeria / By Commonwealth Law Review Journal

Written by Onakorame Ikaka LLM Student, University of Wroclaw, Poland [cite] INTRODUCTION Money laundering according to Black’s law dictionary (9th)[i] – The act of transferring illegally obtained money through legitimate people or accounts so that its original source cannot be traced. The word launder simply means to clean i.e. money laundering simply means cleaning of …

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Protection Of Basic Human Rights Of Street Children: Bangladesh Perspective

Leave a Comment / Child Laws, Criminal Law, Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, Laws of Bangladesh / By Commonwealth Law Review Journal

Written by Kazi Murad Hossain Lecturer, Law Discipline, Khulna University, Khulna, Bangladesh [cite] ABSTRACT No one will deny the fact that the street children are the most neglected section of children in Bangladesh. They are dull, afraid, abandoned, assaulted, tortured, and killed every day. They matured very early, spoiled and very often die very …

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Impact Of Covid-19 On Law Practice

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Written by Marino Marrero Baez Lawyer Member Association of Certified Financial Crimes Specialists [cite] INTRODUCTION Covid-19 has created various problems around the world and the legal profession has faced them too. The virus has had an adverse effect on the legal professionals and law firms by putting across unprecedented challenges and disarrays. These challenges are …

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How Much Compensation Can You Claim In a Birth Injury Lawsuit?

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How much compensation you can claim in your lawsuit will depend on the economic and non-economic damages you can prove via evidence. This evidence can include your medical bills, proof of any wages you have lost, and the testimony of expert witnesses who can explain why and how the defendant or institution caused your baby’s …

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