This article examines the concept of collective security, an idea that was developed by the United Nations in an effort to prevent international conflict. The concept of collective security is the idea that all countries are tied together and must work together to ensure the security of one another. It looks at the origin of the concept, the…[Read more]

This comprehensive study delves into the intricate tapestry of the historical evolution of media in India, offering a critical analysis that is deeply rooted in the legal framework governing this vibrant landscape. From the earliest forms of communication in ancient India to the digital age of the 21st century, this research explores the dynamic…[Read more]

The word Uniform Civil Code consist three terms that is ‘Uniform’, ‘Civil’ and ‘Code’. The term uniform means all people are same in all state of affairs; the term civil derives from the Latin word ‘civilis’ means citizen and courteous and the word code derived from Latin word ‘codex’ which means book of laws. So, therefore, it denotes that unifor…[Read more]

The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Bill, 2023 defines crimes and prescribes punishments for them. It also includes provisions for the protection of victims of crime and for the speedy trial of cases. The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita Bill, 2023 deals with the procedures for investigation and trial of criminal cases. It also includes provisions for…[Read more]

“Planet in Peril: Unveiling the Nexus of Climate Change, Health, and Environmental Justice through Global Legal Perspectives” is a comprehensive research paper that explores the complex and interconnected issues of climate change, human health, and environmental justice within the framework of global legal perspectives. The paper highlights the…[Read more]

John McCarthy in the year 1956 has cast the word Artificial Intelligence (AI). He defined AI as “making a machine behave in ways that would be called intelligent if a human were so behaving”.

Procedures for online dispute resolution (hence referred to as ODR) are similar to those for alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in person, with the…[Read more]

In India, dowry death is one of the most heinous or horrible problem. There have been laws and acts enacted and incorporated into the country’s legal system, as well as campaigns and awareness programmes launched by government and non-government organizations to combat dowry deaths and the dowry system in India, but despite the presence of such…[Read more]

As a result of technological advancements, today man is completely dependent on the internet for all of his requirements. The internet has a power to allowed man to have everything while seated in one location, such as social networking, online purchasing, online education, and online employment, among other things.

Cybercrime, which includes…[Read more]

In contrast to the law of indemnity, the Indian Contract Act, of 1872 codifies the law of guarantee in great detail. In particular, the Act very thoroughly establishes the position of the “Surety” under the contract of guarantee. When it comes to the role of the “surety” under the guarantee contract, many of the clauses relating to it are so…[Read more]

This article explores the effect of climate change on public health, emphasizing the social and natural components that impact this relationship. Also covers an essential part of that law and becomes an important module to maintain sustainability in India. The World Health Organization has distinguished climate change as the most noteworthy danger…[Read more]

This research paper focuses on the adoption laws of India and how they fall short on equally granting adoption to any parent who is not married. It brings out the distinction in the treatment of same sex couples, live in couples and single mothers. This paper closely examines the adoption law and its evolution over the years and brings out a…[Read more]

The sporadic increase in the rate of vulnerability among Indian children is largely attributed to the surge of HIV/AIDS among others where many children have been orphaned. The number of children that will be orphaned or made vulnerable due to HIV/AIDS is predicted to rise, increasing the vulnerabilities already experienced by children due to…[Read more]

“Her friends used to tell her it wasn’t rape if the man was your husband. She didn’t say anything, but inside she seethed; she wanted to take a knife to their faces.” – F. H. Batacan. India is one of the few countries in the world where marital rape isn’t a crime, where the concept of consent for sex seems to be a blanket one, irrespective of me…[Read more]

Preventive Detention is the power held by the executive to maintain the law and order in the area as provided under Sec. 151 of CrPC, 1973 and is much in headlines in recent times in various instances, Record of crime rate in India is maintained by National Crime Records Bureau, which annual crime rates throughout the country, as per latest…[Read more]

In 1992, the Reserve Bank of India found large securities transaction fraud and anomalies. Due to brokers’ systematic unethical misbehaviour and collusion with personnel of these institutions, money from banks and financial institutions was redirected to their accounts.

A Special Court Ordinance, later replaced by the Special Court Act, 1992,…[Read more]

This article attempts to focus on the two very significant branches of Intellectual Property Rights i.e., Trademarks and Designs and on the possible overlap between the two which is witnessed by the owners and producers of the goods or articles specifically having aesthetic relevance. The Article also tries to help the readers in order to…[Read more]

This research is performed with an aim to address the instances where refusal of judges from certain cases formed an essential basis to impart justice in the case at hand. Recusal is a system or method of removing oneself from the position of having the authoritative power in that particular scenario because of having preconceived notion or bias…[Read more]

White collar crime is a disease that frankly speaking is increasing at an alarming rate all across the globe. While the numbers of white collar crime increase, the impact it leaves behind down the line is astonishingly high after their ripple effect. First the impact of white collar crime to economy of the country is destroyed immensely leaving…[Read more]

Artificial Human Reproductive Technologies facilitated the infertile couple’s dream of parenthood. Surrogacy is one such ART where a woman bears a child for the couple to produce children for the couples. Some consider surrogacy as the ray of hope, some recognize it as dehumanising women.. Over time, surrogacy is considered as business, this…[Read more]

A corporation established specifically for the purpose of obtaining investment capital through an IPO is known as a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) (IPO). With such a business model, investors can put money into a fund that will be used to buy one or more unnamed enterprises that will be revealed following the initial public offering…[Read more]