Posted on: July 17, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

PREVALENT PANDEMIC AND THE MANAGEMENT LAWS by Adhiraj Singh

Author: Adhiraj Singh, Student at Institute of Law, Nirma University. INTRODUCTION The “Covid-19” an infiltrating machine and an injurious/harmful/damaging life taker as well as infringement causer significantly affected the legal structure of the country and burdened the courts with numerous Public interest litigations, writs and other forms of complaints. Since the only legal branches of support that provide an opportunity to sue and provide due regard to the rights of…

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Posted on: July 17, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

SOB DOCTRINE, JOHN LOCKE LABOUR THEORY AND GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS by V Gowri Shankar

Author: V Gowri Shankar, Student at Jindal Global Law School INTRODUCTION This is an analysis of the statement, ‘sweat of the brow doctrine representing John Locke’s labour theory flouts the basic copyright principles’ (here on referred as, the statement). The statement consists of three components in it, which are sweat of the brow doctrine, labour law theory and basic principles of copyrights. This article provides the background of the sweat…

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Posted on: July 15, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

THE LEGALITY OF CANNABIS IN INDIA by Devansh Kaushik

Author: Devansh Kaushik, Student at Galgotias Law University, Noida (U.P) ABSTRACT The main objective of this paper is to study and analyse the current status of the legality of the Cannabis plant in India and how it can be legalized in our nation for the betterment of the citizens of our nation as a whole. Cannabis is not just mentioned in Indian Vedas but can be traced back to ancient…

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Posted on: July 14, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

ENFORCEABILITY OF FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES: A CRITICAL STUDY by Maninder Singh

Author: Maninder Singh, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University ABSTRACT Fundamental duties numbering ten have been incorporated in the Constitution by virtue of the constitution (Eighty-sixth Amendment) Act, 2002 on the recommendation of Swarn Singh committee . By 86th Amendment in year 2002, 11th duty was added. But there seems least guiding factors for the remedy of breach except for few such duties. Among the various constitutions in Indian…

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Posted on: July 12, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

SOUTH SUDAN CONFLICT: APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW by Aditi Agarwal

Author: Aditi Agarwal, Student at Jindal Global Law School ABSTRACT Despite its independence, South Sudan remains embroiled in a state of war that is now being fought on a national scale. With constant attacks being launched in the state, citizens are bearing the bulk of the damage and suffering far more casualties than the parties involved. Being a party to all four Geneva Conventions as well as Additional Protocols, South…

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Posted on: July 11, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

CRUEL FACE OF SEDITION LAW by Abhishek Purohit

Author: Abhishek Purohit, Student at Jindal Global Law School BACKGROUND/HISTORY As we all know that we have adopted a lot of legal framework from the colonial era, either respectable or ruthless. This includes wholesome structures like the Indian Contracts Act, 1872 or Transfer of Property act, 1882 on one end. However, on the other end we have adopted a range of problematic legal designs, that can be considered as dreadful in…

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Posted on: July 11, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

IT RULES 2021- A COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION by Abhishek Purohit

Author: Abhishek Purohit, Student at Jindal Global Law School INTRODUCTION The new Information Technology Rules 2021 or precisely The Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code, 2021, were rolled out on 26th February. This code has been formulated by the government of India, exercising its authority under section 87(2) of ‘The Information Technology Act, 2000’, and in line with the Intermediary Guidelines issued in 2011. It differentiates between different social…

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Posted on: July 11, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

EXTRADITION LAW- A COMPLETE OVERVIEW by Abhishek Purohit

Author: Abhishek Purohit , Student at Jindal Global Law School INTRODUCTION Extradition is a formal and diplomatic procedure, through which one state requests another to facilitate the return of some fugitive criminal, who has fled his/her domestic judicial territory and has taken refuge in some other nation. The existence of international extradition frameworks is there to facilitate good inter-state relations and enable justice. The very first state to come forward…

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Posted on: July 11, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

CASE COMMENT: KS PUTTASWAMY CASE by Abhishek Purohit

Author: Abhishek Purohit, Student at Jindal Global Law School INTRODUCTION The ‘Aadhar Act, 2016’ was enacted by the Government of India, in line with its UIDAI objective. Surprisingly enough, the enactment of this act resulted into an enormous breakthrough decision, in the K.S Puttaswamy judgement, since there subsisted an immense unsettled position in our Indian Legal arena, which was the constitutional outlook of right to privacy. This issue was primarily…

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Posted on: July 10, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

UNFOLDING THE PATH OF ARBITRATION LAWS IN INDIA: A JOURNEY OF GROWTH AND PROGRESSION by Shriya Rastogi

Author: Shriya Rastogi, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University ABSTRACT As an alternative to a typical court approach, arbitration is the mechanism for resolving conflicts. The tradition of dispute settlement through arbitration can be traced back to ancient times, when disagreements in villages were settled between members of specific relationships or occupations, or between members of a certain locality. The arbitration law in its present form is the result…

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