SUIT FOR DEFAMATION Author: Shreya Chakraborty, Amity Lawchool, Rajasthan Defamation is basically the communication of a statement out of which claims arise resulting in a negative image to an individual, business, product, group, etc. Whoever by words either spoken or intended to be read, or by visible representations, makes or publishes any imputation concerning any
MOHORI BIBEE v. DHARMODAS GHOSE (1903): CASE COMMENT Author: Ankita Karn, REVA University, Bangalore Mohori Bibee v. Dharmodas Ghose (1903): Case Comments Appellant: Mohori Bibee Respondent: Dharmodas Ghose Advocate for Appellant: Watkins Advocate for Respondent: W.W. Box Court: Calcutta High Court Judge: Lord McNaughton, Lord Davey, Lord Lindley, Sir Ford Noth, Sir Andrew Scoble, Sir
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GB V. BOOTS CASH CHEMISTS (SOUTHERN) LTD: Case Comment Author: Rudrabhishek Chauhan, School of Law, Galgotias University. Court: Court of Appeal of England and Wales [1953] 1 QB 401 Date: 5th February, 1953. Facts: On April 13, 1951, two clients ingested meds from a rack in a drug store, put it in their
Author: Rudrabhishek Chauhan, School of Law, Galgotias University. Court: The Supreme Court of India AIR 1975 1534 Decided On: 19/03/1975 Facts: The appellant is Narayan Ganesh Dastane, a proficient and qualified man who worked on various exercises on a national and worldwide level. The Respondent is Sucheta who is a learned woman whose father capacities as
Order 39 and Order 8 Rule 1 and 2 of Civil Procedure Code (CPC),1908 Author: Krishna Bhattacharya, KIIT school of law, Bhubaneshwar, India Order 8 Rule 1 of CPC: According to Order 8 Rule 1 of CPC and the amendment in Commercial Courts Act 2015, written statement in case of the commercial suit could be filed within
How colleges and universities are violating the standards? Author: Krishna Bhattacharya, KIIT school of law, Bhubaneshwar, India Nelson Mandela once said: ” Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. Education is as powerful as a sword. Education brings can help bring a social change and its impact is huge upon
Judicial Intervention in Religion: Defining new Religious Freedom Author: Krishna Bhattacharya, KIIT school of law, Bhubaneshwar, India India is a secular country and the judiciary has a paramount duty to maintain the status of secularism. There is heavy literature on secularism such as of Donald Eugene Smith who gave a model of secularism where three types of
An Analysis of the Industrial Relations Code Bill 2019 Author: Tamanna Gupta, RGNUL Introduction Following events of the last year wherein the government had floated a draft Relations code, recently, the Industrial Relations Code Bill 2019 (Bill No. 364 of 2019) introduced by Minister of State for Labour and Employment SantoshGangawar was approved by the
Saffronization of India and the Role of the Government in striking a balance Author: Tamanna Gupta, RGNUL The term Saffronization is a neologism mostly used in the contemporary Indian context, which means an attempt by Hindu nationalists to impose their ideologies, practices, and beliefs on the totality of the population residing in a defined territorial
Tatas V Cyrus Mistry: A big question mark on Corporate Governance Author: Krishna Bhattacharya, KIIT school of law, Bhubaneshwar, India To unfold the ground for disagreements between the renowned Chairman of Tata Sons, Ratan Tata, and Cyrus Mistry; it is important to know the background of the entire tussle between them. The Mistrys like Tata belonged to
The fallacy in law when it comes to consensual sex among adolescents Author: Krishna Bhattacharya, KIIT school of law, Bhubaneshwar, India Teenagers or late adolescents ( 16-19 years) behave or have different needs than an earlier generation as every generation is affected by the social, political and economic conditions of that generation. The present generation has easy
Human Rights Violations: India and Global Scale- 2019 Author: Tamanna Gupta, RGNUL “Human Rights are not a privilege conferred by the government. They are every human being’s entitlement by virtue of his humanity.”- Mother Teresa. Securing human rights of an individual, community or group is a basic duty of every society and it forms an
Locating the victim in the criminal justice system Author: Anchal Bhatheja, NLSIU Introduction The recent NCRB data reveals that crime rates have witnessed a 3% increase as compared to the previous year. This problem is aggravated by a low rate of conviction due to factors like underreporting, lack of legal literacy, judicial delays and executive
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