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Author : Rheea Lall, Student at Presidency University, Bengaluru INTRODUCTION Across the world, with the rapid development in the technology, the modus operandi of crimes have also been transformed. The cyberspace offers great ease and opportunities to everyone including the criminals. It provides a platform for the criminals to commit traditional crimes in a modern way. In the virtual world where it is very easy to gain information on the…
Author: Divyanshi Saxena, B.A.LLB(H), UFYLC, University of Rajasthan Abstract Honor killings or honor crimes are acts of violence against a family member due to the belief that the said member has brought dishonor upon the family by non-conforming with the established beliefs, customs and traditions. Though the term has garnered attention lately, it has been in existence since ancient Roman times. The origin of these killings lies in patriarchal and…
Author : Mrinalini Kumar , M.A. Political Science , University of Delhi ABSTRACT: Personal Laws have controlled how families are structured and rights are ascertained at the grassroots’ level. They have come to structure our identities thereby differentiating ‘us’ from ‘them’ and ‘self’ from ‘other’. Uniform Civil Code (UCC), thus, has been proposed as a panacea to all the evils in India that are apparently propagated by personal laws that…
ABOUT THE ORGANISATIONS Law Central is an initiative to provide a platform to law students where they can actively participate in various legal activities and competitions. Law is called a jealous mistress and there is no room in it for the lazy and mediocre. We intend to bring out the best amongst students by promoting in them a sense of competitiveness. Our vision is to inculcate feeling of professionalism and…
Author : Sehal Jain, Research Scholar, M.Phil. Department of Political Science , University of Rajasthan, Jaipur Abstract The 73rd amendment act passed in 1992 came into effect in 1993 and changed the rural landscape drastically. The passage of the act not only ushered in an era of local responsible governance but was also the epitome of gender and social equality with specific reservations for women and socially backward classes. While…
Dates Date of the quiz-23rd August, 2020 Last day to register – 22nd August, 2020 Time- 4.00 pm Duration- 30 mins Question- 50 questions [MCQ] (2 Marks each) Subject- Law of contracts Eligibility-Open for students of all law schools. Prizes- 1st-700/-, 2nd -500/-, 3rd- 300/- Online internship opportunity at ourlegalworld. E-Certificate of participation for all 10% off on Katog courses 30% off on esteemed journal (publication opportunity) Registration amount- Rs…
Authors: M. Hidayathulla B.A.LLB (H), DSNLU and Susmita Tripathy, B.A.LLB (H), DSNLU INTRODUCTION The recent legislations regarding Citizenship, namely – National Population Register, National Register of Citizens and Citizenship Amendment Act, have caused quite an upheaval in our nation which is a democratic republic and have brought the major amendments in the present Act with the intention to create differentiation among all religions – between Muslims and Hindus. The National…
Webinar on changing aspects of constitutional law by Optimistic Talk & JLSR Jouranl. About Organizers Optimistic talk – It is a leading organization for seminars, publication & law events . JLSR – JLSR journal is an online journal with ISSN 2582-306X which is quarterly, peer reviewed journal. Speaker Abhilash Agarwal – Associate professor in prestige college Indore ( Gold medialist from Nlu ranchi in constitutional law ) Topic – changing…
About Organizers KaTog is an initiative of Katcheri and Together- We Can. We Will !!, both organisations working in the field of law. About Webinar Acquire one of the most essential skills that a legal professional must have – Drafting. This workshop will teach you the critical rules and principles of drafting legal documents through the eyes of experienced lawyers. Apart from comprehensively covering the best practices for drafting legal…
Author : Muskan Verma, BBA LL.B (2nd year) at New Law College, Pune Introduction False confession is one of the leading causes of wrongful convictions. False confession is the admission of a misdeed/ crime for which the accused is not responsible. ‘False confession’ is being discussed in section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act under ‘Admission’. Section 24-30 defines confession under Indian Evidence Act 1872. The case of false confession…