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Author: Mahadev V Nair, Student at Gujarat National Law University ABSTRACT In this article, I have attempted to cover the basic constitutional skeleton of taxation system and how the Indian Constitution has divided the taxation powers between the Centre and the State. Further, I have laid down some of the important articles of the Indian Constitution with regards to taxation and I have also explained what those Articles mean. After…
Author: Pranjal Pagaria , Student at Symbiosis law school, Nagpur ABSTRACT Legislations are the grounds on which the country is governed to maintain social order. The Legislature is bestowed with the responsibility of formulating laws for the country but in case of any dispute or any contravention with the Constitution the Judiciary is empowered to strike down the legislation, called as “Judicial Review”. It is Article 13 clause 1 and…
Author: Sai Gayathri Kandula, Student at Jindal Global Law School INTRODUCTION English law has been deeply engraved into our judicial system ever since the colonization. The traces of the English laws and ideologies can still be found in our books of law, even decades after our independence. One such law that seeped its way into our judicial system is Exception 2 under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860.…
Author: Mohd. Danish Khan, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University INTRODUCTION At the ‘conceptual’ level, it is critical to have a fundamental and complete grasp of Environmental Impact Assessment. This will make the Environmental Impact Assessment procedure easier to comprehend. This will aid in the comparison of an ideal Environmental Impact Assessment to the current legal framework, as well as the suggestion of amendments to achieve a better Environmental…
Author: Simran Juneja, Student at Law College, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun ABSTRACT The dark ebony of the courts that thundered endlessly to shield a miniature human from the awful blows of darkness, is recognised for their ability to preserve the earth. The desire for industrialisation and political instability in the post-independence era for India rendered environmental conservation the lowest priority. But the devastating Bhopal Gas was a top-level and took environment…
Author: Rifan Mohideen. D, Student at Jindal Global Law School ABSTRACT Death Penalty or Capital Punishment is to be regarded as the most critical level of punishment granted in any society or democracy to maintain law and order. But taking away the life of another human being in the name of justice is nothing far from committing a murder. Lot of experts believe that the world as a society should…
Author: Adv. Akshay Bhambri In this article I will be discussing about the Judicial control mechanism over the Delegated Legislation in India. ABSTRACT The aim of the long-term paper is to explain and discuss critically the control mechanism, need and purposes of delegated legislation. It starts by the foundations of delegated legislation in the introduction. Delegated legislation, simply refers to legislation made by a subordinate authority in place of superior…
Author: Ambrish Sharma, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University INTRODUCTION India is a country where goddesses are glorified, yet ladies in the home are subjected to disgrace, cruelty, and assault. To add salt to the wound, women who come out to expose the wrongdoing against them are asked questions like, “What proof do they have?” by their own family and friends. Such inquiries are hostile in character since, in…
Author: Shriya Shukla, Student at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University ABSTRACT Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) contains a wide range of complex issues, standards, procedures, and legal frameworks, all of which seek to define the nature of social responsibility and accountability for human rights, labor rights, and environmental issues. While both business and non-business organizations have to deal with the community, the main focus is on business firms that cater to…
Author: Shristee Bisht, Student at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University ABSTRACT Achieving economic independence for women has been central to the notion of gender equality across the globe. With the onset of global economic and industrial distribution, women have access to developmental opportunities. Women, who are in urban as well as in rural areas in particular, are improving their lives through access to quality education and employment opportunities. Women have…