ISSN[0] : 2582-306X
Author: Bhavya Pankaj, Student at ILS Law College, Pune INTRODUCTION John Rawls was one of the best American political scientists. He was born in 1921 and passed away in 2002. His most renowned work was A Theory of Justice which was first published in 1970 and later it was revised and again published in 1990. In his revised edition, Rawls insisted that some important point and views have been revised,…
Author: Sibi J Koola, Student at School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore ABSTRACT One of the key factors influencing the adoption of internet banking is and has always been security concerns. As a result, it is really important for online banks to not only bring out effective security measures which are necessary, but to make sure that future consumers and customers believe that their services are safe. By comparing the substance of bank…
Author: Shubhranshu Tripathi, Student at Bennett University, Greater Noida ABSTRACT The link between international law and civil law as well as the perception of international law diversity is questionable. Many creators acknowledge the incomparable quality of international law as a standard that allows for the existence of a universal legal standard. Although domestic law in many states in the current context is accompanied by ever-increasing demands on international law, it…
Author: Shusmita Kumari, Student of LLM at ILS Law College, Pune Co-Author: Bhavya Pankaj, Student of LLM at ILS Law College, Pune INTRODUCTION Have you ever come across the famous “distracted boyfriend” meme where a man walking with his partner was looking back at the other woman passing by? Even if you don’t follow the Instagram trend you might have come across this popular distracted boyfriend meme somewhere on the…
Author: Komal Mathur, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur INTRODUCTION Arbitration has an essential intent and, unlike the well-known trial system, inevitably offers alternatives and private alternatives that are affordable, fast and hassle-free dispute resolution mechanisms. The Arbitration Mediation Act (“A & C Act”), enacted in 1996 to amend previous legislation, allows parties to choose between convenience and checking and witnessing deficiencies. , Has been in force for the last 10…
Author: Adarsh Kumar, Student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, Punjab ABSTRACT The agreement is an instrument which defines the assets and liabilities of the individuals in the unfortunate event of the failure of the marriage. The implementation of it is convoluted much further because of lack of specific enactment about the matter and inconsistency in the existing precedents of the courts involving these agreements. The primary purpose…
Author: Bhuvnesh Shukla, Student at Bennett University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh ABSTRACT Adulteration is the fraudulent addition of another substance to boost the sale or profit of that drug. The Oxford dictionary defines it as making some substance impure by adding any impurities or removing a vital component. It refers to a decrease in the quality of food items caused by the inclusion of foreign chemicals. An adulterant is a…
Author: Himanshu Tripathi, Student at Maharishi University of Information Technology (MUIT), Noida “In India, access to justice is more than a pipe dream. To make it a reality we’ll need to collaborate with numerous government departments”. – N. V. Ramana ABSTRACT When seen through the eyes of three distinct groups — women, children and teenagers, and persons with disabilities – some of India’s most serious gaps in actual access…
Author: Bhuvnesh Shukla, Student at Bennett University ABSTRACT Open-Source software is a software that is subject to the terms of the license that comes with it. Many people mistakenly believe that open-source software is the same as public domain software; nevertheless, open-source software is not in the public domain. A public domain software is one in which the creator has voluntarily relinquished all property rights, including copyrights, to the public.…
Author: Shashwat Jain, Student at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi ABSTRACT This research paper primarily concentrates on the ways SEBI has its influence on the insurance sector in the country. On the other hand, the regulatory authority for insurance sector, IRDAI establishes the rules and regulations that govern the insurance industry’s operations. Both, SEBI and IRDAI are statutory bodies established in the years 1992…