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The complex and multifaceted nature of plagiarism and academic integrity is the main subject of this research paper. Conceptualized as the occurrence of using another author's language or close...
Deepfake technology, driven by artificial intelligence, is capable of producing highly real digital forgeries, and it often manipulates images, videos, and audio to impersonate individuals. Dee...
Identity theft has become a widespread issue especially with advancement in technological growth popularly referred to as post internet age. As individuals store services and their personal inf...
Classical school of thought that originated during the Enlightenment transformed the approach to the crime and punishment based on rationality of actors, their free will and the concept of dete...
The global health environment is constantly in a state of flux, and it keeps on presenting policy makers, health systems, and international organizations with new challenges. In the wake of the...
The gig economy has reshaped the global labour market, offered flexibility but also challenged traditional labour rights frameworks. Recent labour law amendments, especially in India, have soug...
This article examines the dual challenge of crisis management and legal adaptation in the face of disasters in India. It explores the evolving legal and institutional framework, assesses recent...
Gender identity in sports is an evolving legal and ethical challenge. While sports serve as a platform for promoting equality and inclusion, they also reflect broader societal struggles with ge...
Since its inception, when it was merely charitable deeds, the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has evolved significantly. It still forms the basis of contemporary corporate oper...
Arbitration has emerged as a preferred method of resolving commercial disputes due to its efficiency, confidentiality, and flexibility compared to traditional litigation. In India, the Arbitrat...
Finance Minister Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman made significant changes to the new income tax system in the Union Budget 2024. For the fiscal year 2024–2025, the income tax slabs were adjusted, and ...
The Criminal Procedure Code of 1973 (CrPC) has now been replaced by the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS). Forensic investigations are required by BNSS for offenses carrying a min...
Together with the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS) and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the colonial-era Indian Evidence Act of 1872 has been replaced by the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (...
The extension of the mandate of an expired arbitral tribunal presents a significant legal challenge in the field of arbitration. This article explores the legal feasibility of extending the man...
"Justice Delayed is Justice Denied" Introduction Indian jails are crowded with undertrial prisoners whose pleas are rarely heard. They constitute a significant portion of the prison populatio...
The article is going to examine the significance of fairness for posterity in the context of climate change choices, particularly in India. Consider it as though you were making a pie that ever...
Each incident, whether it occurred or not must be supported by evidence. Consequently, proof of an event is known as evidence. If no evidence is presented, or if evidence is presented but not p...
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are pivotal for infrastructure development, merging public resources with private sector efficiency. However, disputes, stemming from financial disagreements,...
This explores the intricate relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and liability laws. In the dynamic landscape of AI deployment, questions of responsibility arise in cases of uninte...
The battle on global psychological oppression has as of late been utilized to legitimize state-supported kidnappings in different nations. The capture and give up of previous President Slobodan...
As the foundation for both economic growth and financial stability, the banking and financial sector is crucial to India's economy. However, a growing number of incidences of fraud, forgery, an...
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are pivotal for infrastructure development, merging public resources with private sector efficiency. However, disputes, stemming from financial disagreements,...
This explores the intricate relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and liability laws. In the dynamic landscape of AI deployment, questions of responsibility arise in cases of uninte...
The SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, designed to protect the rights of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in India, has faced significant judicial scrutiny. Recent judgments have ...
Four of the world's thirty-six biodiversity hotspots are found in India, the seventh-largest nation in the world and one of the most biodiverse regions in the planet. Animal protection and care...
Working conditions refer to the set of circumstances, environments, and factors that affect the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of employees in the workplace. They include things lik...
Technology is used in all fields including commission of crime. When the crime can be done using technology, investigation can also be done with the help of technology. Use of technology in cri...
For a very long time, the space above our planet has fascinated and excited people because it holds the potential to link far-off locations, move cargo, and promote international travel and tra...
This article delves into the profound influence of mass media on addressing the pressing issue of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) and its implications on children's rights. Mass media, encompassing br...
The G20 Summit's draft document encompasses a broad spectrum of global issues, reflecting the group's commitment to addressing complex challenges. It emphasizes strengthening public health syst...
Mahira Khan, a successful actress from Pakistan who is known for starring in successful Pakistani movies like "7 Din Mohabbat In", "The Legend of Maula Jatt", "Bin Roye" as well as the famous T...
This comprehensive exploration delves into the intricate world of Private International Law, navigating the evolution of legal theories from ancient times to contemporary complexities. From the...
The preservation of life and individual liberty as guaranteed by the fundamental rights is covered in Article 21 of the Indian Constitution[1]. According to this article, "No person shall be de...
The gig economy has transformed work options in India, with prominent online platforms like Ola and Uber paying drivers a living salary and giving incentives that allow some to make up to Rs. 9...
Abstract The Hindu and Muslim Laws of Succession, governing property inheritance among Hindus and Muslims in India, exhibit notable differences. Hindu Succession Law, applicable to Hindus, Sik...
This article delves into the world of domain name disputes in the digital era, addressing issues arising from technological advancements. It defines domain names and their components, highlight...
Online fraud utilizing fake identities presents a complex legal landscape characterized by a convergence of criminal, civil, and regulatory aspects. This analysis examines the legal dimensions ...
This study examines the challenges confronted by the LGBTQ+ community in India following the landmark decriminalization of homosexuality by the Supreme Court in 2018. Prior to this judgment, sa...
This article delves into the pressing need for criminal justice reform in India, focusing on key issues concerning mass incarceration, bail reform, wrongful convictions, and efforts to enhance ...
Media trials, the public scrutiny and judgment of individuals or events by the media before the conclusion of a court trial, have become a contentious issue in India. This article examines the ...
This article delves into the legal framework of education law and students' rights in India, focusing on the fundamental rights of freedom of expression and association. The Right to Education ...
E-Banking refers to the practise of conducting financial transactions over the internet, such as seeing and verifying account activity, examining account balances, printing statements, and keep...
The inter-parental removal of children has become a prevailing occurrence in recent times, fueled by factors like globalization and increased transnational interaction. This practice involves o...
Majoritarianism refers to the dominance and exercise of power by the majority group in a society. In the context of India, a diverse nation with a pluralistic society, the concept of majoritari...
Prostitution, an age-old profession that remains controversial and stigmatized, continues to thrive in India despite legal and social challenges. This abstract explores the legality of prostitu...
The phrase "medical negligence" describes any conduct or omission on the part of a medical practitioner or institution that causes the patient to experience harm. Since a person's life may be in da...
A cryptocurrency is a digital, decentralised, encrypted form of currency. The price of cryptocurrencies is not set by a central authority. The value of a cryptocurrency is instead decided by it...
Legal personality is an artificial creation of law. However, who is a legal person has been a question which we still only have muddled answers for. In the very basic sense, a legal person is c...
Cricket in India holds a special place in the nation's cultural fabric, going beyond being just a sport. This article explores the multi-faceted impact of cricket, with a particular focus on th...
In English Law, it is incorporated in Frustration of Contract and Frustration of purpose under the Doctrine of Frustration. American Law is in the Theory of Impossibility and Impracticability, ...
The military has traditionally been thought of as a male-dominated profession, but it now includes women in every capacity, setting an example for others to follow. Women were first admitted in...
The present article examines the relationship between gender diversity in boardrooms and the mandatory quotas instituted for it. It addresses the problems that cause a disproportionate gender r...
According to Section 122 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Gift is defined as the transfer of certain existing moveable and immoveable property made voluntarily and without consideration, by on...
The term federalism means the division of powers between the centre and state. It is a very complex mechanism though it is the very purpose for which a federal state is formed includes the dist...
Arrest and detention of JDr (Judgement Debtors) in prison for a duration not exceeding the period defined in Section 58, where arrest and detention is permitted under the provision (see Sectio...
Along the years we have witnessed the Indian courts playing a vital role in asserting women equality. A nation which has been marred by patriarchy in countless pages of its history has been ab...
Crowdfunding is an arising strategy that is utilized on the other hand for raising capital. It's anything but a strategy in which little gifts or ventures are raised by various people over the ...
The internet never sleeps and the internet never forgets In light of the realities of our current digital world, it is important to remember that not everything on the internet is desirable, e...
The present article tries to draw a real picture of India's dream of becoming a superpower, India's emerging position as a world leader in the UN, and how this emerging superpower was affected ...
Domestic Violence cases in India is no new story. It has been so long since we are experiencing Domestic Violence cases and its surge. Domestic violence in India represents an intriguing myster...
Insider Trading is one of India's most prominent financial crime, which was prevalent since the early 1920's. The term 'Insider Trading' can be defined as the illegal use of non-public informat...
Justice Prathiba Singh of the Delhi HC in a revision petition directed that: A Committee be constituted by the Cabinet Secretariat, consisting of such persons who are independent and unbiased, ...
To invoke the arbitration clause and make it operational, there must be a concluded contract between the parties as envisaged under Section 7 of the Contract Act, 1872, this remarkable stand wa...
For the offence under Section 138 N.I. Act, the presumptions under Sections 118(a) and 139 have to be compulsory raised as soon as execution of cheque by accused is admitted or proved by the co...
Even if there might be some contradictions with respect to language known by the victim, in that case also, it cannot be said to be the major contradictions to disbelieve the entire medical ...
In a contempt petition filed by the Petitioner against the Judicial Magistrate, the High Court observed that the Judicial Magistrate did not acknowledge any of the superior courts judgments tha...
Justice Yogesh Khanna of the Delhi High Court found that the petitioner is entitled to default bail; the challan having not been filed within 60 days. The petitioner is a journalist who ha...
The question of custody of the accused is a matter of substantial right and the law is settled that any order which substantially decides certain rights of the parties cannot be said to be inte...
The delay may not be fatal to the criminal proceedings. However, it always depends upon the facts and circumstances of each case. However, at the same time, a long delay like 29 years as in th...
There is no assertion that any of the appellants have qualified both parts of A.M.I.E. Examination which is treated to be equivalent to the Engineering Degree. The appellants being only Diploma...
Recently, the Allahabad High Court stated that the right to stay in live-in relationship is covered under Article 21 Right to life and personal liberty. The court stated that a couple in ...
A division bench of the Karnataka High Court recently noted: No Court is bound by such a decision taken to withdraw from the prosecution. The matter was heard while issuing notice to the respond...
Presence of malicious conduct of the parties if found, becomes sufficient for the court to not grant any relief to the concerned parties, this remarkable stand was forwarded by Odisha HC i...
If a candidate agrees to the terms and conditions mentioned in the prospectus of a particular institution before applying for admission into it, he/ she cannot seek concessions on the same. Thi...
Public interest plays an important role in every field. Profession, academics, and career are all complementary and supplementary to each other and constant competition of opportunity plays aro...
The Supreme Court in one of the recent judgments has held that in case a victim during an interrogation by any of the agencies like Police, CBI, NIA, ED etc., has a right to obtain the CCTV foo...
The appellate Court has over-looked the statutory presumption provided under Section 139 of the NI Act even though the accused adduced evidence he did not rebut the evidence of the complainant....
The effects of mental illness are often felt only by those suffering from it. Except for extreme cases, they do not manifest themselves in physical symptoms. This has led to it being deeply sti...
The Odisha HC headed by Justice SK Panigrahi found that: The information in the public domain is like toothpaste, once it is out of the tube one can't get it back in and once the information is ...
On consideration of the oral testimonies of the witnesses, the ingredients of Section 498-A IPC have not been proved against the appellant-accused by the prosecution at the standard of beyond r...
There is no provision under the Rule which has been shown to the Court which enables the superior authority/revisional authority to exercise power under Rule 219.4 of the Rules even after lapse...
BBMP come to conclude after an enquiry that the petitioner who is still on probation, had in fact remained unauthorisedly absent, BBMP will be at liberty to pass appropriate orders in accordanc...
The doctrine of legitimate expectation cannot be claimed as a right in itself, but can be used only when the denial of a legitimate expectation leads to the violation of Article 14 of the Const...
In cases where there are motor accidents involved and person suffers injuries due to the fault of the other person, the victim should be awarded adequate compensation considering his injuries a...
While translating the detention order of a detenu, only typographical errors may be accepted, any kind of factual or substantial error will be in violation of the rights of the accused under ar...
The Constitution of India under Part III, where the fundamental rights are enshrined guarantees every person the right to marry the person of his/her choice. This right guarantees the person to...
Does the court have power and discretion to interfere in the inquiry procedures, where they can decide the eligibility of an inquiry officer or his appointment?, is the underlying question of t...
There will be reduction of 50% of seats in Super Specialty courses in Tamil Nadu if the Government Order is carried out, which is detrimental to their chances of admission. Admittedly no reserv...
The wrong mention of Question Booklet number in the OMR sheet resulted in wrong evaluation by the computer for which the respondents cannot be held liable. This judgment was pronounced by the d...
In present India, academic, education, career, and profession had always a dominant factor in the minds of young scholars and academicians. Students often stay bewildered regarding their educat...
When a Court adjudicates upon an infringement or a passing off action, it is required to take into account, not only the rights of the plaintiff and the defendant, but also the interests of the...
The undisputed position of law states that, all the arrangements brought to resolve the family disputes, by its members are governed by a special equity, specific only to such family members. B...
It is settled law that the rights arising out a contract cannot be resolved through the discretionary jurisdiction of this Court under Article 226 of the Constitution of India; especially when ...
The Hon'ble Supreme Court has also made it flexible in the context of representation of the parties by their close relatives, partners or siblings or any other person in whom they have complete...
There is always a presumption of correctness regarding the answer key of an exam held and it may be subject to judicial review only when it is demonstrably wrong. Therefore, it must be such as ...
Cancellation of bail for breach of condition imposed, at the time of granting bail, does not amount to review or modification of earlier order granting the bail. The single judge bench consisti...
Dispensation of justice by the Tribunals can be effective only when they function independently of any executive control: this renders them credible and generates public confidence. Also, these...
With COVID 19 being declared as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation, Ministry of Finance and the RBI collectively took decisions to ease the issues faced by borrowers which were not imp...
A plea of lack of opportunity to defend its case is a legal plea. The Supreme Court bench consisting of J. Sanjay Kishan Kaul and J. Hrishikesh Roy decided upon the matters of jurisdiction, nat...
The criterion for invoking section 34, 47 and 48 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 were discussed as a dispute arose between an Indian and Italian Company that was referred to the I...
The present article tries to draw a real picture of India's dream of becoming a superpower, Ind...
Arrest and detention of JDr (Judgement Debtors) in prison for a duration not exceeding the per...
Those selected and appointed through a prior selection would rank higher to those selected and ...
This comprehensive exploration delves into the intricate world of Private International Law, na...