Author: Ashwin Singh, Symbiosis Law School, Pune. Introduction: In ancient times when there were kings and queens, the pardoning power was used by them for their gain and for generating revenues. Now that the shift in kingdoms to democracies, from kings to presidents, the power has shifted and is now given for mercy and fairness.
Author: Harshika Kapoor, LLM, ILS PUNE INTRODUCTION: What is a Gender Responsive approach? The particular needs, priorities, power structures, status, and relationships between women and men are recognized and adequately addressed in the design, implementation, and evaluation of activities. The approach seeks to ensure that women and men are given equal opportunities to participate in
Author: Divya V Hegde, 3rd-year B.A.LL.B(Hons), University Law College, Bangalore University. INTRODUCTION Understanding of legal legislature is difficult for any laymen, sometime even the legal luminaries find it difficult to understand the meaning or the true sense of the statutes thus to overcome this exertion, a branch of legal studies deals with the interpretation of the
Author: Koushik Gorain, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi Kumar Ankit, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab INTRODUCTION The post-pandemic era has brought a lot of difficulties variably to approximately all the sectors. Work from home has been troublesome and adversely affected their growth. However, amid this difficult time, the gaming
Author- Ritisha Choudhary, a 4th-year law student at the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun INTRODUCTION Digitization has made everything in reach and available at the fingertips. The games that one seeks to play are not just limited to fields and tracks or boards, but have acquired a digital status played throughout the globe.
Author- Abhishek Sinha, B.B.A. LL.B. (IVth Year), ICFAI University, Dehradun Introduction India being the land of Unani and Ayurveda Medicines, it is a prominent gospel that long-established systems of medicines always played a significant role in meeting the health care needs of the world. India in the past few years have witnessed a huge rise
Authors- Harsh Kumar Dubey, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun Aryak Wadhawan, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun Abstract An effectively operating economy requires an effectively operating bankruptcy system. Before the enactment of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, the legislative structure in India which dealt with insolvency and restructuring procedures of partnership firms, corporate entities, and individuals, was
Author: Kushagra Gahlot Undoubtedly, the COVID 19 pandemic has disrupted the normalcy of citizens of India by causing the closure of business, economy, and more importantly the educational sectors. As the medium of education throughout India during the COVID-19 pandemic has been shifted through online mode by the virtue of google meet, zoom etc. The
Author: Kadimi Lakshmi Harshitha, Alliance University, Karnataka INTRODUCTION According to our law of the land, every individual is entitled to enjoy their property and rights without causing any disturbances or inconvenience to others. However, if someone uses the land which results in unlawful interference with the rights of the others, they are said to commit
Author 1: Ms Mishika Loonker, Institute of Law, Nirma University; Author 2: Ms Divya Mehta, Institute of Law, Nirma University “An ounce of mediation is worth a pound of arbitration and a ton of litigation!” -Joseph Grynbaum Introduction This article discusses in detail the recent amendment made under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and
THE OFFENCE OF THEFT UNDER THE IPC Author: This article is written by Kammate NATIGOU *Author has written this article while pursuing training program on article writing by indianlegalsolution.com INTRODUCTION The notion of theft is as old as the existence of man on earth. Theft is a social phenomenon. Men always have this tendency to appropriate
Author- Kumar Ankit, Rajiv Gandhi National Law University. INTRODUCTION In everyday life, everybody is driving their existence with innovation. Our day-by-day life relies upon innovation. In this way, people tend to know about cyberspace and how its function. Cyberspace has all that a person requires as far as information on anything. In this way, people
Author: Jatin Garg, VIPS, Delhi INTRODUCTION India is a country that has abundant personal laws, each community has its own personal law. The Hindu, the majority community has separate family law, so have Muslims, Christians, Jains, Sikhs. Hindus and Muslims have since time immemorial maintained that their laws are of divine origin. However, no such
Author: Ms. Kritika Goyal, Amity Law School, Delhi. Judicial and Non-Judicial Stamp Paper In any society, relationships are built on commercial and non-commercial agreements. Parties agree to a negotiated and typically binding arrangement of things between them, as to the course of action which will flow from each other. These arrangements can be of and
Author: RAVI AHUJA, IV YEAR BLS LLB, M. S COLLEGE OF LAW, MUMBRA *Author has written this article while pursuing training program on article writing by indianlegalsolution.com INTRODUCTION: RTI ACT 2005[1][i] refers to the Right to Information Act 2005, which was enacted on the 15th of July 2005 and was to be made enforceable across India
