Rejection of plaints under civil procedure code, order 7 rule 11 Author: Mr. Rishabh Kumar, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun, Intern at Vohra and vohra, Delhi. Introduction: The code of civil procedure tells us the rules of the civil courts /commercial courts. It is a procedural law related to the administration of civil proceedings
Author: Ms. Riya Kumar, DME, Noida. Srimathi Champakam Dorairajan v. The State of Madras,27 July, 1950 Equivalent citations: AIR 1951 Mad 120, (1950) IIMLJ 404 Bench: Rajamannar (CJ), V Sastri (J), Somasundaram (J) Author’s Note In the case of SrimathiChampakamDorairajan v. The State of Madras, the apex court clarified the importance of the Fundamental
Maternity Benefit(Amendment)Act of 2017 Author: Ms. Riya Kumar, DME, Noida. Author’s note This article discusses the Maternity Benefit Act which safeguards working women and their rights to remain self-reliant and economically independent. The fundamental purpose of providing maternity benefits is to preserve the self-respect for motherliness, protect the health of women, complete safety of
Author: Riya Kumar, DME, Noida. Gloucester Grammar School’s Case (1410) YB 11 Hen IV, fo. pl. 201, 23 Author’s note The most important feature of the law is to protect the legal rights of the citizens. Hence whoever tries to infringe someone’s rights, the law punishes them. But a question arises when no legal right
ADOPTION- DOOR TO PARENTAGE Author: Ms. Chhaya Lalwani, LL.B.(H), Law College Dhanbad. INTRODUCTION CHILDREN – The most wonderful creation of God Children are considered as a bundle of joy and happiness on whom the future of the country depends, while some of the children are fortunate enough to have the basic means to lead their life,
Interview of Mr. Satyam Singh Rajpoot Interviewer: Ms. Kashish Khurana So let’s start with a brief introduction of his work and achievements Mr. Satyam is running an organization named JFRF (Justice For Rights of Foundation) under the patronage of Justice Permod Kohli, (former Chief Justice of Sikkim High Court & Ex-chairman CAT), Justice VK Shukla
INTERVIEW: Advocate Mr. Masoor Khan discussing Indian Politics and Law students Interviewer: Ms. Riya Kumar from DME, Noida. Mr. Masoor khan He is a practicing lawyer in Delhi High Court. He has completed BA.LLB in the year 1999 from Delhi. Mr. Khan is a well experienced and knowledgeable lawyer. He also shares his experience
DOPING LAWS IN INDIA Author: Tanvi Menon, Auro University. “India is a signatory to the Copenhagen Declaration on Anti-Doping and the UNESCO International Convention against Doping. The Anti-Doping Rules place a strict responsibility for athletes to be aware of what substances enter their body. However, in India, most athletes are not educated to the same
The Bombay High Court has acquitted a man in a rape case as there was a “deep love affair” between the accused and the complainant. The woman alleged that the man had sexual intercourse with her after promising to marry her but refused later. However, in her affidavit, she wished to withdraw the complaint due
FASHION LAWS WITH COMPARISON Author: Mr. Pranav Kushal, Bahra University. INTRODUCTION Fashion is a massive industry that strives in a competitive global despite minimal legal protection for its creative designs. While a large number of people dismiss and show disregard towards the trivial and ephemeral development of fashion around the world. The fashion industry is
EMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE ACT 1948 Author: Deepak Goyal, CNLU, Patna. INTRODUCTION The Employees’ State Insurance Scheme provides need-based social security benefits to insured workers in the organized sector. ESIC has taken up the daunting task of tailoring different benefit schemes for the needs of different worker groups. The scheme, which was first introduced at two
