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
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
White Collar Crime Author: Geet Jain from a final year Law student from Indore Institute of Law Introduction The most heinous and the cruelest crime of which history has record have been committed under the cover of religion or equally noble motives. Despite Delhi Police having a specialized unit under the (EOW) and the
LATEST TRENDS IN DIVORCE CASES Author : Ms. Ambuja Jain, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun. Introduction Marriage is one of the most sacred unions between two people and their families where those two people form an emotional and a physical bond with each other. Though it is a relation between two people and since no human
THE EXPIATORY THEORY OF PUNISHMENT Author: Anand Bhusan, ICFAI Law School, Dehradun. MEANING Expiation” means “the act of expiating; reparation; amends; compensation; atonement. According to Expiation Theory, compensation is awarded to the victim from the wrong-doer. ANCIENT PERIOD The expiatory theory was based on moral principles, had little to do with law or legal concepts.
Author: Adv. Rtn. Bhumesh Verma Managing Partner at Corp Comm Legal Introduction: In the corporate world, auditors are the first and foremost key professionals entrusted with ensuring that the business operations of an entity are conducted in accordance with law and ethics. It is an auditor’s mandate to execute the audit process with the objective of
Author: Adv. Rtn. Bhumesh Verma Managing Partner at Corp Comm Legal Today, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence are the two buzzwords in any discussion. For the uninitiated, let’s discuss Blockchain. Blockchain is a growing list of records called blocks, which are linked to each other using a unique encrypting technique known as cryptography. All such blocks
What is Volenti Non – Fit Injuria? Author: Tanvi Menon, Auro University. Volenti Non-Fit Injuria means when a person has voluntarily agreed to undertake risk for any activity or some act that they have volunteered for. When applied it is an absolute defense from liability. This defence makes it a requirement for the claimant to have
Law relating to banking Fraud in India: Author: Geet Jain from a final year Law student from Indore Institute of Law Fraud: Fraud is defined as any behavior by which individual goals for achievement of unscrupulous preference over another and illegitimate loss to the other and illegitimate causality to the other either by way
Corporate guard for directors, and technicalities to look after. Author: Mr. Vishal Tinani, L.L.M In light of the expanding danger to their own benefits, directors and officers are now and again approaching outside and in house, insight to assess the sufficiency of their organization’s D&O policy. There is a huge importance of broker here. The administrations
How trademarks are registered in India Author: Dhruvi Bambal, Campus Law Center, Delhi University. Intellectual property rights are given to persons for creations of their minds. It provides the creator with an exclusive right over the use of his/her creation for a certain period. These have become an integral part of the businesses in the
Author: Dhruvi Bambal, Campus Law Center, Delhi University. About: Reproduction is crucial for the sustained existence of humanity on earth. Having a family is recognized as a virtue in most of the societies while being infertile is anathema to society. Mythological epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana are perfect of the folklore about passion for having
Car Modification laws in India Author: Geet Jain from a final year Law student from Indore Institute of Law Introduction Diversification means a change in the structure of a vehicle which results in a change in its basic structure. India’s car modification industry pegged rupees 50 crores (Rs. 500 Million) and is seeing a positive
Supreme Court Collegium: Moulding Traditional Process to Necessary Needs Author : Harshit Sharma, Amity Law School, M.P. Introduction “It takes one to know one.” Meaning that people who behave in a certain way or have certain character traits are better at recognizing such qualities in the people around them because they themselves have such qualities.[i]
