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Article on How to Obtain Gun License In India Author: Apratim De, New Law College BVDU Pune                                                                              

Has ADR improved access to justice as promised? If not, what remains to be done?     Author: Mr. Gautam Matani, LLM from School of Law, University of Leeds, England.   The introductory stage of the civil justice system is a public good that serves more than private interests. The common courts contribute unobtrusively and fundamentally

Indian Law Conclave, a three-day National Conclave was organized by Adhrit Foundation, INY Foundation and Model Governance Foundation – member organizations of the Alexis Group at International Youth Hostel, New Delhi from 29th June – 1st July, 2018. The central theme of the conclave was Changing Landscapes of Legal Systems in India. The conclave had participation

JUSTICE KULDIP SINGH “GREEN JUDGE”  Kuldip Singh (born 1 January 1932) is an Indian attorney and former member of the Supreme Court of India. Following his retirement from the court, he headed the 2002-2008 National Delimitation Commission that redistricted all of India after the 2001 census. Singh received his education from Col. Brown Cambridge School, followed by his first law

Manual Scavenging: Ugly Truth in India “I may not be born again but if it happens, I will like to be born into a family of scavengers, so that I may relieve them of the inhuman, unhealthy, and hateful practice of carrying night soil.” – Mahatma Gandhi Manual scavenging refers to the removal of raw

SEXUAL ASSAULT FACED BY MEN AND BOYS : India’s law should recognise that men can be raped too. Author: Eesh Chaudhary   Whenever we talk about rape and unethical attacks in India or about the crime of sexual nature, then we think about those who are suffering from men against women. It is very rare that

Plea of Alibi Author : Adv. Binay Adhikari The term ‘Alibi’ is a Latin word which means ‘elsewhere’ or ‘somewhere else’. In criminal proceedings alibi is used as a form of defence by the accused against the commission of an alleged offence. When an accused makes a plea of alibi in a court he or she

Justice RanjanGogoi Introduction Justice RanjanGogoi is a judge of the Supreme Court of India. His father Keshab Chandra Gogoi was a former Chief minister of Assam. He is the senior most judge of the Apex Court, after the CJI and is the next in the Hierarchy of the CJI list.  Early Life and career Justice Ranjan was born on 18th

The doctrine of Constructive Notice Author: Gaurav Dua The law recognizes a company as an artificial person, which means it has been given some status of a legal person. It is governed by its own constitution and framework which lays down the powers, objectives, and functions of the company along with the nature of its business.

UNMARRIED DAUGHTER ENTITLED TO CLAIM MAINTENANCE Author: Saloni Bansal   A person is entitled to basic amenities of life like food, clothing, shelter and another necessary requirement to live a dignified life. The maintenance law in India lays down the duty of a man to provide maintenance to his parents, wife and children. Law of maintenance

Pledge and Bailment Author : Apratim De Editor: Paavni                                                                                             Introduction The word bailment

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE UNDER CONTRACT LAW Author: Robin Soni   “Specific Performance” an order of the court, which is an alternative of monetary compensation awarded in case of breach of contract by any party i.e when one party fails to fulfil terms of the contract, another party can ask the court to direct the party for

Internship Opportunity at Thinking Legal, New Delhi About the Firm Thinking Legal is a niche corporate and regulatory law firm based out of New Delhi. Thinking Legal undertakes a wide-range of corporate advisory work such as providing legal opinions on corporate and regulatory laws, drafting and vetting contracts, drafting and negotiating transactional documents, conducting due

Supreme Court of India  Author : Mr. Aniket Dwevedi   The Supreme Court of India is the highest judicial forum and final court of appeal under the Constitution of India and came into being on 28 January 1950. It is known to everyone that the Supreme Court is the ultimate interpreter of the Constitution and,

Emergence of The Rarest of the Rare Doctrine Author : Devansh Saraswat     Introduction The Apex Court of the Nation in Bachan Singh v State of Punjab[1] laid down the principle, “Life imprisonment is the rule and death sentence is an exception.” Supreme Court, in due course of its judgement in the Bachan Singh