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Author: Diksha Singh, Student at National Institute of Securities Market, Maharashtra. ABSTRACT The competition law regime in India is at a nascent stage. Recently in 2019 India has completed a decade of enforcement of the Competition Law Act (2002), which was enforced in 2009. The US competition law regime is as old as the Sherman Act of 1890. The US being a developed economy has a much older and mature…
Author: Archana Goswami, Student at Jindal Global Law School. BACKGROUND The case deals with the situation where Harish Rawat, the then Chief Minister of Uttarakhand lost majority as 9 members of the party defected to other party. This is a recent case of 2016 dealing with the situation where the center and state have different ruling political parties. The ruling party of the state wanted to pass the Appropriation bill, but…
Author: Aishani Tawar[1],Student at Renaissance Law College, Indore (M.P.). ABSTRACT The heinous crime of Custodial Deaths has been a mark of shame on the democratic face of India since ages now. When the upholders of righteousness lose track & choose to demonstrate unkindness, essence of fairness disappears. This Paper covers various aspects related to Custodial deaths. Some light is thrown upon reckless acts of the Police Force, by discussing different…
Author: Susmita Vadhavkar[1], Researcher, Alumnac of Pune University. ABSTRACT In a federal system powers are divided between two levels of governments so problems and disputes are inevitable. The issue of India’s federal nature is a disputed one and has been both a subject of conflict between the ruling party and the opposition. There have been instances when the state parties accused the Centre of violating the federal spirit and there have been…
Author: Shivangini Shrivastava, Student at Renaissance Law College, Indore (M.P.). ABSTRACT The main objective of the research paper is about to study and analyze the legalization of cannabis in India. Cannabis also had a pre historic value mentioned in Ayurveda as a ingredient for pain relieve and erotic, but in small quantities and it holds great religious connect with people this era. This research deals with benefits that government will derive after…
Author: Apoorva Begani, Student at Renaissance Law College, Indore (M.P.). ABSTRACT This research paper basically speaks for the Second Wife under Hindu Law which suffers a lot of problems to lead their healthy life and specially to maintain the children which are born out of such void marriage. Such woman is not entitled to get maintenance, if any woman is not independent then how she will live her life and how…
Author: Sanjana Parisaboina[1],Student at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. ABSTRACT The debate of menstrual leave has been there for a long time. Workplaces are progressing due to greater women’s participation. The proportion of women working at an earlier stage was marginal, which was a plausible reason as to why there weren’t policies that cater to their needs. This is not the case in the current scenario which is why, rather than needing…
Author: Wasim Ahmad INTRODUCTION The problems and mistreat resulting from the engagement of contractual labor had attracted the notices of the government from the time to time and on the other hand, reasons like occasional nature of work, problems in securing closer supervision by the authority, cost-effectiveness, flexibility in workers deployment, dedication in core competencies, etc, explain the system of Contractual Labour. The horrible nature of the system of Contractual…
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Author: Smriti Shah, Student at Bennett University. INTRODUCTION We proudly state that we are citizens of a democratic and secular country, that people of all cultures and faiths reside here and we live together in a harmonious manner. We have evolved much over the years, but a few things remain the same, untouched by the changing times: ethos of marriage. In India, a marriage is supposed to be a holy…