Author: Malvika Sharma, Law College Dehradun INTRODUCTION In 1986, the Consumer Protection Act was implemented to safeguard the rights and interests of consumers. The main motive behind drafting and implementing an act such as this was to make a consumer aware of his rights as well as responsibilities. The 1986 Act was later replaced by
Name: Aditi Saboo, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies INTRODUCTION When we got independence, our forefathers gave us some rights and provided us with some rules and regulations with common consensus in the name of the constitution. The objective was to create a superstructure that could govern the nation by installing the rights in the
Author: Visheshta Kalra, BBA.LLB(H), Amity Law School, Noida INTRODUCTION Intellectual property rights are the inventive work of individuals that permits them to practice their privileges as proprietors of actual property because of imaginative work. Trademark is one of the spaces of intellectual property whose design is to secure the brand name of the item or
Author: VAISHNAVI VATS, BANASTHALI VIDYAPEETH, JAMNALAL BAJAJ SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES INTRODUCTION These times of pandemic had been difficult for the whole world but they proved to be the most difficult for those who are the poorest. The Supreme Court in M.C. Mehta v. Union of India, on 31 August 2020, has ordered for the
AUTHOR: VAISHNAVI VATS, BANASTHALI VIDYAPEETH, JAMNALAL BAJAJ SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES INTRODUCTION The concept of the Right to be forgotten refers to one’s right to have his/her personal information removed from every “public source”, like websites, internet search engines, and other similar platforms, once such information renders irrelevant or unnecessary. The origin of the right
Author: Anisha Tak, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab Introduction Manual scavenging is the act of removing the excreta from dry toilets manually. It was reduced under colonial rule in India due to the development of toilets which consisted of flush systems. However, this practice is still in existence in the country.[1] This practice
Author: Visheshta Kalra, BBA.LLB(H), Amity Law School, Noida INTRODUCTION Education is a fundamental freedom that is decisive and fundamental for the functioning of the other fundamental freedoms. Promotes unique opportunities and strengthens and generates significant improvement benefits. Yet a large number of children and adults are denied the freedom to teach, many out of necessity.
Author: Javeria Fatima, Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi The term ‘democracy’ comes from two Greek terms, ‘demos’ meaning masses and ‘kratein’ meaning power. It gives power to the people to vote and get their desired candidates elected who will work for them and govern over the country. This electing power is vested
Author: Samay Jain, Institute of Law, Nirma University Introduction Abortion is a method of terminating a pregnancy. The embryo or the unborn child, as well as the placenta, are removed from the uterus using medication or surgery. A licensed health care practitioner operates. The choice to abort a fetus is a very sensitive one. In
Author: Samay Jain, Institute of Law, Nirma University Introduction International Adoption International adoption is a kind of adoption wherein an individual or couple turns into the legitimate and lasting parent(s) of a kid who is a citizen of an alternate country. By and large, planned new parents should meet the lawful selection prerequisites of their
Author: Siddharth Shankar Singh, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab What is religious slaughter? Religious slaughter refers to a process in which an animal (cattle in most cases) is slaughtered for either completing or starting a ritual. This could be for any purpose ranging from but not limited to gaining good luck, marriage, having
By- Shreyansh Rathi, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala Introduction The concept of Unfair Trade Practices (UTP) refers to any form of fraudulent, deceptive or dishonest form of practices by way of misrepresentation of goods and services, that are being dealt with in the ordinary course of business, which is prohibited or recognized under
Author: Nidhi Chaudhary 2nd year BA.LLB, Banasthali Vidhyapith “ Law without Justice is a wound without cure” -William Scott Downey Introduction When an individual or a common man behaves uniformly under some specified conditions, showing Regularities in their behaviour, such a situation is characterized by law. The main cause of Regularities and Orderliness in the
Author: Ashwin Singh, Student, Symbiosis Law School, Pune (Symbiosis International Deemed University) Many of us might be able to recall instances when they used to bet chocolates, toys, or a small amount of money on IPL matches in their childhood or teenage. One would promise to other to give toys or some other thing if
Author: Ashwin Singh, Student, Symbiosis Law School, Pune (Symbiosis International Deemed University) INTRODUCTION Life has evolved from humans performing tasks on their own to machines achieving the same for them. The phase has reversed, from people believing in hard work to smart work. This is the new era of technology. With the introduction of computers,
