JOURNAL FOR LAW STUDENTS AND RESEARCHERS – Page 41

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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PRISONERS RIGHTS IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WITH UNITED STATES AND UNITED KINGDOM by Yash Sharma

Author: Yash Sharma, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University INTRODUCTION In the 21st century, When humans are struggling to collect resources and preserve it for their future generations, controlling crime has become a major challenge for the authorities as the dynamics of it has changed in some aspects. Criminality doesn’t cease to exist instead we get to see variations of crimes and criminals. But the Law of the land…

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PROBLEMS OF ENFORCING INTERNATIONAL LAW IN INDIA: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY by Anushka Kunwar

Author: Anushka Kunwar, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University INTRODUCTION International law is at the heart of international relations. Previously, the role of the state was limited to just providing protection to their citizen. But now the time has changed and in the present surrounding, the role that the state has to perform has become complex one. Even though the legal theory states that each state is sovereign and…

Posted on: July 7, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW by Mayank Dhondiyal

Author: Mayank Dhondiyal, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University ABSTRACT Significant offenses of the law are committed by white-collar crimes. In contrast, white collar crimes are far more prevalent than traditional types of crimes such as robbery, vandalism, and explosion. The damage suffered as a result of white-collar crime is much larger than that caused as a result of traditional crime. The individual who perpetrated white collar crime has an…

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HISTORY OF AGRICULTURE SYSTEM IN INDIA AND THE NEW FARMERS ACT by Lakshay Kumar

Author: Lakshay Kumar, Student at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University. ABSTRACT The origination of agriculture, nonetheless, has significantly changed during the previous seventy years because of the advancement in the method of agriculture framework. The study of the historical backdrop of farming is of outrageous premium for the knowledge that it gives us into the human social cycles, into the area of focuses of early financial and scholarly development, and…

Posted on: July 3, 2021 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

UNDERSTANDING LAW AND MORALITY by Manav Duggal

Author: Manav Duggal, Student at Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat INTRODUCTION In a common parlance, the terms law and morality are often used synonymously. In the earlier stages of society there was no distinction between law and morality. However, a deeper analysis of these terms leads to a conclusion that the terms are distinct but are intimately related to each other. Law refers to the set of rules and regulations…

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LIVING EQUAL AND FREE: A DISTANT DREAM FOR THE QUEER COMMUNITY by Manav Duggal

Author: Manav Duggal, Student at Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat INTRODUCTION On September 6, 2018 the apex court of India passed a revolutionary judgement that decriminalized consensual sexual intercourse between adults of the same sex. Soon after, the 105-page judgement was analyzed threadbare by the community of academics, lawyers and policymakers. The common theme amongst most of these writings was a glimmer of hope that this decision would act as…

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SEDITION ACT IN INDIA by Khushi Nigam

Author: Khushi Nigam, Student at Bennett University, Greater Noida India is a country which is known for its largest Democracy in the world. Here, every citizen is provided with right to freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India. This freedom is absolute some restrictions are also there, which are mentioned under article 19 (2). However, if a person does an act that is considered…

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A CRITICAL STUDY ON THE PROTECTION OF CHILD WITH SPECIAL REFERENCES TO POCSO ACT, 2012 by Somya Gupta

Author: Somya Gupta, Student at Law College, Dehradun, Uttaranchal University. ABSTRACT ‘Child Sexual Abuse’ is growing at a high rate all around the world. India is one of the countries facing maximum noticeable scenarios of sexual offences with children. However, the Indian laws are not sufficient in many ways to deal with such a sensitive and important issue. In India there are 430 million youngsters of which one in every…

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FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES AND ITS ENFORCEABILITY by Sarthak Sharma

Author: Sarthak Sharma, Student at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University. ABSTRACT The 42nd amendment is the gateway to fundamental duties. In our constitution of India the duties have been included in Part IV-A under the chapter Fundamental Duties through the forty second Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976. Presently we’ve eleven very important obligations in the form of fundamental duties in our constitution underneath article 51-A. These duties are a set of…