– Amit Kumar Kanojia, Advocate An Arbitrator is appointed by the Law specified in the Act, the consent of both the parties and/or any of the method which is referred by the court which has also been specified by the Law in the Act. What if no method referred by the court or no compliance is relying on the consent […]
HOW AN ARBITRATOR IS APPOINTED?
Right to Property in the Constitution of India
by IFRA SAEED (Final Year Law Student, DME College) What is Property? Property is a term describing anything that a person or a business has legal title over, affording owners certain enforceable rights over said items or every possible interest which a party can hold. It is a sum of bundle of rights including Right to possession, Right to enjoy, Right […]
Socio Legal Dimensions of Gender
by IFRA SAEED (Final Year Law Student, DME College) Capitalists The capitalist system feeds on a pre-existing system of oppression, patriarchy. It compounds many of its defining characteristics; The oppression of women is a tool which enables capitalists to manage the entire workforce to their own profit. . In other words, when the capitalists need extra labor, they call upon women […]
Compulsory and Optional Registration of Document
by IFRA SAEED (Final Year Law Student, DME College) What is registration? Registration is the procedure through which all the documents are recorded by a recognized officer along with other necessary information to ensure its transparency and authenticity. Registration of a document is a process of recording the documents by an authoritative officer to give validity and authenticity to a document. […]
A guide to successful marriage with procedure
Court Marriage in India: A guide to successful marriage with procedure – By Avinash Chaudhary In India, Marriage is considered to be the most basic institution of basic human life. The concept of marriage varies from community to community and nation to nation. A court marriage takes place under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 and is common across the nation. a court marriage […]
Violence Against Women in India
-BY AYUSHI MITTAL Violence against women is an international issue that is affecting women globally. In India, women are vulnerable to violence due to patriarchal society which results in male dominance lead to extensive violence against women. Violence against women is one the most shameful human rights violation. Violation against women is a trauma that is adversely affecting women, their […]
Corporate Frauds in India
-BY KOMAL VERMA INTRODUCTION Corporate Crime is being increasing with the change in the decade, the reason behind this enormous increase behind this is found in the fast developing countries and industrial growth in the developing countries. The fast growth of industries and the technologies is the reason behind this crime. One of the major havoc that has been found […]
Property Rights of Women in India
By Jashanpreet Kaur Property Rights of women in India (An historical point of view) In the world led by male-dominance it’s havoc for the women of the same world to be at equality with their counterpart. One such area is of property rights. In the country where there is rule of law still disparity prevails regarding certain issues. To […]
Online Gambling Regulations in India
–by Amar Anshul OVERVIEW India, with a population of almost 1.4 billion, is one of the most interesting gambling markets for companies all over the world as they see a huge potential for placing their products. Also, thanks to their British heritage, Indians are very open to gambling as a pastime activity. Whether it is horse racing betting or gambling […]
Changes in Perspective to Laws of Arrest
-Pranjal Nayan Overview: The term “Arrest” means apprehension of a person by legal authority so as to cause deprivation of his liberty. Thus, after an arrest, a person’s personal liberty lies in the hands of the arrester. In criminal law, arrest is an important tool for bringing an accused before the court and to prevent him/her from sneaking away. According to State […]