UNNATI – The Knowledge hub for civil aspirants is organising the second edition of Uthan Youth Parliament – ‘SATTA :The power of words’. We are proud to announce that the delegates applications for the youth parliament are open. Dates : 28th – 29th July’18 Venue :Faculty of Social Science, North Campus, University of Delhi ‘SATTA: The
LEGAL METHOD TO CHANGE YOUR NAME Name is something by which a person is known since the time of his/her inception; by which the society knows him but there may be some reasons due to which the person wants to change his/her name. The name changing method followed in India is of 3 steps:
India Behind Bars: Prisoner’s Right To Vote Imprisonment must remain as a means to an end and not an end in itself. Punishment should be a means to reform and not to alienate. In 1947, when India got its independence, it was designed to function as a true democratic machinery and to give
Stalking in India and its legal aspects Stalking means to follow or watch over someone illegally despite their disinterest. The instances of stalking come into the limelight by the media when the son of a politician is involved making us aware that such crime is not uncommon. The recent Haryana stalking case where the BJP
Conditions of Indian District Courts Introduction The District Courts exercise the jurisdiction over the matters in the districts. These are the courts of state government for every district or more districts aim in administering justice in India. A simple question always strikes our mind that what are the reasons for insufficient management of lower courts
Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad 12th Juridical Lecture JURIDICAL LECTURE BY Prof. (Dr) A. Lakshinath 12th Juridical Lecture was organized in Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad on “Jurisprudence” on Thursday, 31st May 2018. The lecture was delivered by Prof. (Dr) A. Lakshinath, Former Chancellor, Damodaran Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam and FormerVice-Chancellor, Chanakya National
Introduction The word Nuisance is derived from the french word ‘Nuire’[1] which means to annoy or hurt. It is an unlawful interference with a person’s use or enjoyment of land. Under normal circumstances a person is entitled to the full and reasonable enjoyment and use of his property tangible, intangible, movable or immovable, whatsoever. This
Sexual Harassment Harassment covers an extensive variety of hostile or undesirable conduct keeping in mind the end goal to make other individual awkward. Frequently ladies are the casualties of provocation and the wrongdoers are male. Badgering is a type of unlawful and segregation and all the human rights laws forbid this demonstration however proportion
BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE: AN OVERVIEW “Don’t interfere with anything in the Constitution. That must be maintained, for it is the only safeguard of our liberties” -Abraham Lincoln With progress in time, the social, economic and political conditions of a country changes which mandates the amendment in the Constitution at every interval of time. This avoids
Introduction Section 32 (1) of Indian Evidence Act is an exception to theory except for the hearing. The underlying principle of the concept of death declaration is that the first information on a particular issue in any form of disability or death of a person, can not be seen in the court, hence his knowledge
EXTRADITION LAWS ABSTRACT Extradition is a process of handover a fugitive to a state with a jurisdiction based on reciprocity. No crime is left unpunished is a key principle of extradition. Extradition legislation of home country and extradition treaty guides extradition process between and among two or more countries. In fact, extradition provides a means
Interview of : Bhumika Sharma, Research Scholar, Labour laws, Department of Laws, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla-5 (H.P.). How you see the existing legal system of the country? Indian legal system is undergoing various changes in the past decade. The people have now access to non judicial means to settle and resolve their disputes. The
My father through will transferred his Property to his children equally, three sons and one daughter. In will it was written in respect of sons that property goes to my ‘sons and his wife’. Individually only sons name was not written. Property transferred by my father was consisting both ancestral as well his self acquired
Justice Madan Bhimarao Lokur Born on December 31, 1953, he studied at Modern School, New Delhi, till 1968 and thereafter passed ISCE examination in 1970-71 from St. Joseph’s College, Allahabad. He graduated in History (Hons.) from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University, in 1974. He obtained LL.B. degree from Faculty of Law, Delhi University, in
I Purchased a piece of Land about 8 years ago from one of my friend. After that, i built my house on that piece of land and start living peacefully. Now the issue is that in good faith, ‘registry’ of that land was not done ( Ownership was not transferred to me) as he the
