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Author: Mridula Singh, Student at University of Allahabad. INTRODUCTION This is a topic which is fairly important but is not given enough significance in our society i.e. gender-equal law or gender-neutral laws. In India the concept of sexual harassment and assault is only linked to women. According to the narrow thinking of most people a man can never be the victim of such crimes. In the past few years we…
Author: Ananya Tyagi, Student at Amity Law School, Noida. Co-Author: Shikha Baisoya, Student at Amity Law School, Noida. ABSTRACT This research paper analyses and scrutinize the offence of marital rape which has not been recognized by Indian legal system. This paper put emphasis on the requisites of criminalising marital rape. There is a visible rise related to the filing of cases but absence of a particular law or non-recognition of…
Author: Khushi Aswal, Student at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. ABSTRACT The paper is based on the recent amendments of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The main object of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code,2016 is to consolidate and amend the laws relating to reorganization and insolvency resolution of corporate persons, partnership firms, and individuals. To fix time periods for execution of the law in a time-bound settlement of insolvency…
Author: Sundarabharathi, Student at Sastra school of law, Thanjavur. ABSTRACT Honour, shame, pride these things are correlated with the one word that is “Women”. Yes, this perception of thinking resulted in endless honour killing in India. Two people who are from different caste, married without the consent of their parents were being killed by their own family. The government also provided various laws to protect the couples. But there is…
Author: Lakshya Jauhari[1], Student at Amity Law School, Noida. MARITAL RAPE: AN UNDERSTANDING Marital Rape is also known as “Spousal Rape” in layman’s terms can be defined as forceful sexual intercourse by the husband against his lawful wedded wife. The definition of marital rape also covers other forceful acts defined under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Its 2021 and yet wretchedly marital rape is not considered as…
Author: Nandini Sharma, Student at UILS, Punjab University, Chandigarh. INTRODUCTION Beginning with an introduction to what are fundamental rights? Fundamental rights are the rights given to the individual by the constitution for their development against the state action.The rights are called fundamental rights because they are essential and intrinsic. They are the cornerstone of the constitution. The main reason behind the inclusion of the fundamental rights in the constitution is…
Author: Varunendra Pandey, Student at Amity Law School, Delhi. ABSTRACT Data and computer security in recent years have become more vulnerable to the fact that there are actually individuals out there waiting to manipulate your data and use it against the former. The grievances regarding data threat is moreover a result of poor policy execution and sheer avoidance of the fact that data threats and cyber-attacks actually exists. The extensive…
Author: Anamika, Student at IFIM Law School, Bangalore. INTRODUCTION At any moment we will think about India’s connection with other countries first thought which will pop in our mind will be India’s relation with Pakistan and China. We heard numerous things regarding these nations but Indo – China relations are always in headlines because of its territorial dispute. In spite of that also India and China were maintaining good relations with…
Author: Srija Purimetla, Student at IFIM law school. Over the past few decades, the technology boom and advancements made man rely on the internet of which youth makes the major portion. In this technological era, social networking is major part of millennial teen’s digital life. Teenagers and youth use social media to stay connected with their fellow mates and help them keep informed of all the things that are happening around…
Author: Ananya Tyagi, Student at Amity Law School, Noida. Co-Author: Kritika Gupta, Student at Amity Law School, Noida. ABSTRACT A policy about life insurance was purchased by someone so that they have a financial stability for any contingency. The insurer makes a contract with the insured to provide a sum assured as a death benefit to the person whom he nominated in the event of an unexpected death of the insurer. Every…