Written by Shashwat Tandon Advocate, Kanpur Nagar District Court, Kanpur ABSTRACT The internet has indubitably become an indispensable part of our lives. It facilitates almost everything from a thing as casual and innocuous as social media to something as serious and important as defense of a country. With time this importance has been realized by […]
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Written by Rohit Prakash 4th year BA LLB Student, Christ (Deemed To Be) University ABSTRACT Stalking is a particular form of harassment. It may be repeatable or persistent. The cyberspace is being taken up by a new form of crime that includes repetitive attempt by one person to contact another thereby causing a sense of
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Written by Rakesh Chandra Research Scholar, Faculty of Law, Lucknow University  INTRODUCTION Man is a social animal. Though he is born as an individual human being, his survival rests on the societal interactions which begin with his family first. Growing with the age, he comes in contact with other members of the society and
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Written by Habtamu Birhanu LLM Candidate at Addis Ababa University, College of Law and Governance Studies in Constitutional and Public Law Stream  ABSTRACT This article examines access to the House of Federation and its procedural requirements in seeking for constitutional remedies for the violation of constitutional rights in Ethiopia. Its emphasis is thus, firstly
Written by Aprajita Bhargava Research Scholar, DAVV, Indore (M.P.) Â ABSTRACT Competition Act 2002 has come into force to replace the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices (MRTP) Act, 1969. After the economic reforms of 1990, it was felt that MRTP has become obsolete pertaining to international economic developments relating to competition law and there was
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Written by Anuragsheel Gupta 3rd Year BA LLB Student, School of Law, Christ (Deemed to be University) Â ABSTRACT The Indian Constitution is the longest written Constitution in the world and consists of 448 articles, which are grouped into 25 parts. With 12 schedules and five appendices. The Indian Constitution is the supreme law of
Written by Ambika Jhawar* & Prarthana Chigateri** * 5th Year BA LLB Student, Jindal Global Law School ** 5th Year BA LLB Student, Jindal Global Law School  ABSTRACT Third party litigation funding (TPLF) enables financial assistance to a claimant, for the purposes of litigation, by an unrelated third party to the suit. Commercial funding
[cite] Written by Akshita Prasad* & Kunal Nema** * 3rd year BA LLB Student, New Law College, Bharti Vidyapeeth, Pune ** 3rd Year BBA LLB Student, New Law College, Bharti Vidyapeeth, Pune ABSTRACT To have a kid is a parent’s biggest happiness. Adoption seems to be the most effective way of achieving this joy. It
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Written by Kartikey Bhalotia* & Sandeep Golani** *1st Year BBA LLB Student, National Law University, Odisha **1st Year BBA LLB Student, National Law University, Odisha [cite] What is eSports? Millions of people including us play computer games or video games in general as avocation or amusement, but for some exceptionally skilled players gaming is not
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Written by Dr. Manu Singh* & Purnima Bhardwaj** * Assistant professor ** Research Scholar Abstract Criminal justice system in India is overseen today barely serves any of the purpose intended for securing life and property of the person. It does involve delay, interruption, doubts, qualms and uncertainties in Criminal justice system. It basically involves ridiculously
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