Fugitive Economic Offender Bill Author : Manish Goyal, CNLU, Patna. There have been several instances of economic offenders fleeing the jurisdiction of Indian courts, anticipating the commencement, or during the pendency, of criminal proceedings. The absence of such offenders from Indian courts has several deleterious consequences – it hampers investigation in criminal cases; it wastes precious
ABOUT The LAW Learners (TLL) is an organization which is aimed at providing FREE Certificate Courses to the people (including both legal and non-legal fraternity) on diverse areas of Law – 9 at present. We started with the aim to make Law accessible, simple and comprehensible for even the simplest section of the Population. The
1st National UPES SoL – SCLHR Constitutional Law Quiz Competition, 2018. About the Event On the auspicious occasion of Constitution Day, we are pleased to announce the 1st National Constitutional Law Olympiad being organized by Society for Constitutional Law & Human Rights. The society aims to conduct several competitions over a span of 1 year
Rights and Duties of Registrar of Companies Author : Manish Goyal, CNLU, Patna. The Registrar of Companies (ROC) as defined under Section 2 of the Companies Act, 2013, is appointed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs which is responsible for the regulation of Indian companies. At present, there are 22 Registrars of Companies holding offices in
Interview of Professor Shantha Sinha: Introduction: Prof. Shantha Sinha is a professional social activist , she is known for her voice against Child labour, she is the founder of Mamidipudi Venkatarangaiya Foundation and also headed the National Commission for Protection of Child rights twice. She also won the highest civilian Award of Padmashree for her
On Monday, Attorney General KK Venugopal expressed his strong disapproval at the manner in which CJI Ranjan Gogoi deals with cases. Justice Gogoi has been taking tough stance & disposing of matters in a jiffy. Today when a case came up that has AG Venugopal appearing in it, Justice Gogoi was willing to dismiss it.
Shocked that former Cabinet Minister cannot be traced for a month. The Supreme Court pulled up the Bihar Police today for its failure to arrest the ex-cabinet minister Manju Verma in relation to the Muzaffarpur Shelter Home case. The Bench of Justice Madan Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta has summoned the Director General of Police(DGP), Bihar seeking an explanation on the
Are cameras in Public places an invasion of Privacy : Author: Priyanka Arthimalla, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam. With the recent judgment making Right to privacy, a fundamental right, several obligations raised on the part of governing officials, one of the issues that is being discussed is, surveillance on public and raising concerns on privacy. A
Theft and Robbery Author : Ayush Kumar Jain, Presidency University, Bangalore. Theft Theft refers to the act of dishonestly removing something from a person’s possession without the person’s consent or knowledge. In common parlance we use the term stealing. However in order to invite the application of the term theft there are certain parameters which we need
ABOUT US Legal Aawaz started their journey on 10th Feb 2018. It was founded by Ashish Badoni and Vipul CHIRANTAN and currently managed by Raghav Gupta CEO. The Organization of Legal Aawaz was developed to serve benefits in career, academic and in personal aspects to the students of law, management, social sciences and to provide a platform
Andhra Pradesh will get its own high court in Amaravati on 1st January 2019. The present high court building in Hyderabad would be housing the High Court of Telangana. The Supreme Court on 29th October passed an order wherein it said that it expects a notification bifurcating the courts into the High Court of Telangana
Rights of mesne mortgagee Author : Ayush Kumar Jain, Presidency University, Bangalore. Introduction The original Section 94 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 was repealed by the Civil Procedure Code. 1908. This section corresponds with Section 75 of the Act, prior to the amendment of 1929. According to Section 75 of the Transfer of Property Act,
Author : Diksha Mahla. Download Full Paper, Click Here. Introduction Around 1 million website links were removed recently by Google which infringed the copyrights (including music, movies, software). If you create something new and interesting then you don’t want anyone else to get profit from that idea and this has resulted in the emergence
“We, therefore, permit the aforesaid arrangement, namely, darshan by 10 (ten) followers in a group subject to a limit of 50 (fifty) followers within the hospital premises for a period of one hour every Sunday for the next 10 consecutive Sundays meaning thereby a total of 500 (five hundred) followers.” The Supreme Court on Friday, allowed
Culpable Homicide Author : Ayush Kumar Jain, Presidency University, Bangalore. Culpable Homicide is defined in Section 299 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It consist of both physical and mental element, where an act is committed which is done with the intention of causing death or with such knowledge that the act which he or she
