Posted on: August 20, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

HURRIED JUSTICE, HAZARDOUS TO JUSTICE(A Paper based on Movie SIMMBA) by Piyush Vyas

Author : Piyush Vyas, Student at Jindal Global Law School ABSTRACT It is often believed by the public that Justice shall be delivered instantaneously as Justice Delayed is Justice Denied. This paper is based on the movie SIMMBA where policemen are hailed as heroes for delivering Justice instantaneously by taking law in their own hands, but the Rule of Law is supreme and shall further be upheld. No hasty decisions…

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Posted on: August 19, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

LAW, POLICY AND PRACTICE OF CHILD RIGHTS IN INDIA by Siddhi Gupta

Author : Siddhi Gupta, Student at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad ABSTRACT A child is an invaluable asset of an society because they shape the destiny of the nation as future citizens and are future custodians of the sovereignty and Rule of Law . The Declaration of the Child Rights in 1924, adopted by the fifth assembly of the League of Nations , shows that this was the first international instrument…

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Posted on: August 19, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

PEACE V. JUSTICE: A MYSTIFICATION? by Rhea & Navika Bhandari

Author : Rhea Co-Author : Navika Bhandari INTRODUCTION Peace and Justice are considered two sides of a coin implying that one action can only have one outcome. This can only be true if we live in a world where everything is either black or white but the reality as it is, that we live in a grey world where peace and justice are not two sides of a coin, rather…

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Posted on: August 18, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

A REGULATORY BODY IN THE FIELD OF ARBITRATION : A BOON OR BANE? by Shreyasi Dutta

Author : Shreyasi Dutta, BBA.LLB(H), Law Student INTRODUCTION: “I can imagine no society which does not embody some method of arbitration.”                                                                                                                                                -Herbert Read Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provides a way to resolve business related disputes without the need of any costly litigation procedures. A very common type of ADR is arbitration. Arbitration is more a very formal type of ADR that involves a court process with an independent arbitrator…

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Posted on: August 18, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

CAN EVENT MANAGEMENT LEGISLATION SALVAGE THE SPORTS SECTOR FROM THE BRUNT OF AMBUSH MARKETING AND THE PANDEMIC? by Ihsan Shahzad P.A & Dilshath Raihana

Author : Ihsan Shahzad P.A.[1], Student at Christ University, Bengaluru Co-Author : Dilshath Raihana[2] ,Student at Christ University, Bengaluru ABSTRACT The management of sporting events is becoming important for the event sponsors to curtail infringement of their intellectual property rights. Even though the Trademarks Act protect the logos, slogans etc. connected to the event, indirect methods of ambush marketing still threatens the rights of major sponsors. Thus the article tries…

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Posted on: August 16, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

WHAT IS THE DOCTRINE OF PRIVITY OF CONTRACT? by Tanya Batra

Author: Tanya Batra, B.A.LLB(H), O. P. JINDAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY ABSTRACT The concept of privity of contract first arose in the middle of nineteenth century, when the common law judges reached a decisive conclusion upon the topic of contract which declared that, no one would be entitled to or bound by the terms of a contract who is not an original party. This, then came to be known as ‘The Doctrine…

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Posted on: August 15, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

FREEDOM OF PRESS: LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL ANALYSIS by Punyasha Panda

Author : Punyasha Panda, Student at UPES Dehradun INTRODUCTION The press often described as the fourth estate plays an important role in a society. When enunciating about freedom of press in a democracy one may inquire: which came first? Press came into India and whole world much before democracy came into existence. Press is considered far-reaching instrument for transparency in a system, it is voice of people, it is voice…

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Posted on: August 11, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

CASE ANALYSIS OF NEPAL FOOD CORPORATION V. UPT IMPORTS EXPORTS LTD. & ANR. by Siddhi Gupta

Author : Siddhi Gupta, Student at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad INTRODUCTION In a layman’s language term “negligence” means nothing but just carelessness. In legal sense this term highlights the failure to perform the basic duty which the person is duly bound to perform it in all the situation. Negligence is a mode in which many types of injury may be cause to the person. According to Winfield “negligence is the…

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Posted on: August 11, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

MOB LYNCHING: AN EXPRESSION THREATENING THE RIGHT TO LIFE by Vaishwi Shankar Singh

Author : Vaishwi Shankar Singh, Student at Amity University, Noida ABSTRACT There is nothing more valuable than a human life, for everything in the world is related to him. Every person has a right to protect himself from any harm but there is no law to take away another human’s life just due to a suspicion, without proof how can one be sure of the guilty or the innocent, such…

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Posted on: August 10, 2020 Posted by: admin Comments: 0

ENCOUNTER CULTURE – A VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS OR A ROBINHOOD MISSION TO CURB CRIMES by Dwithi C Acharya & Esha Sanjyot Shah

Author : Dwithi C Acharya Co-Author : Esha Sanjyot Shah Encounter killings, usually referred to as extra-judicial killings is a vastly overused term. Something that was supposed to be an unplanned, sudden event of self-defense or for the protection of public peace and tranquility is now being spun into a verb of intention[1] and grossly misused by a few police personnel. Fake encounters, resulting in cold-blooded murders by the police,…

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