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Sk Jahangir Ali

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Assistant Professor
Balurghat Law College

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Doctrinal Research in Law Field

April 20, 2013 | Leave a Comment

Sk Jahangir Ali, Asst.Prof., Baurghat Law College Basically research means investigation of the new thing and new thing means first-hand experience. Doctrinal research in law field indicates arranging, ordering and analysis of the legal structure, legal frame work and case laws to search out the new thing by extensive surveying of legal literature but without […]

Doctrinal Research in Law Field

Bad System Of National Eligibility Test (NET)

February 21, 2013 / February 27, 2013 | 3 Comments on Bad System Of National Eligibility Test (NET)

By Sk Jahangir Ali,Asst.Prof,Balurghat Law College 1. The minimum criteria for the post of Assistant Prof is either NET or Ph.D. as prescribed by UGC NET and Ph. D is not same and not alike in nature.NET is only Eligibility Test and it’s not a degree like Ph.D. (which is treated as the highest degree) […]

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Judicial Response On Bandh

February 15, 2013 | 2 Comments on Judicial Response On Bandh

Sk Jahangir Ali,Asst.Prof,Balurghat Law College “Bandh” is a Hindi word which means “closed.” In India it has become a norm for political parties and organizations to call for ‘Bandh’s (shutdown) when they want to be heard.( Is ‘Bandh’ Constitutional or Unconstitutional in India? available at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2212917).More than a decade after the Kerala high court ruled […]

Judicial Response On Bandh

Kindly Be An Advocate

February 10, 2013 | 5 Comments on Kindly Be An Advocate

Sk Jahangir Ali,Asst.Prof,Balurghat Law College Most of the final year LL.B students of today want to get a job and they are not interested to do practice because they don’t have ‘God father’ and they would face problem to stand in this field. They thought that practicing field is very struggling field and it takes […]

KINDLY BE AN ADVOCATE

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Examination of Section 66A of the Information Technology Act

February 9, 2013 / February 9, 2013 | Leave a Comment

Technology changes the dimension of the society. Obscenity in electronic form, morphing of images, defamation, text bullying, stalking, spamming, unsolicited emails, criminal intimidation, extortion, public mischief, insult, threat to cause injury have penetrated in this modern society with the help of cyber technology. Under this back drop the legislative body incorporated section 66 A under […]

A Gross Copyright Violation by Photocopying Of Entire Books : A Socio-legal Study

March 20, 2012 / March 16, 2016 | 1 Comment on A Gross Copyright Violation by Photocopying Of Entire Books : A Socio-legal Study

By Sk Jahangir Ali Introduction The photographic copying of books and other materials is a modern technique that started at the beginning of the 20th Century by the advancement of science and technology. Since then, photocopying has become the most popular mechanism of physical reproduction of documents, materials etc. Direct reproduction of the entire work […]

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Shaping of the society by applying sociology of law

March 18, 2012 / March 16, 2016 | Leave a Comment

By: Sk Jahangir Ali The beauty of sociology of law is that there is no specific, concise and precise definition of the subject. Various jurists define the subject in various ways. According to Horvath, Sociology of Law deals with the relations between the facts of life and judicial rules of evolution. On the other hand […]

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The Weakness Of The Indian Federalism

March 17, 2012 / March 16, 2016 | 1 Comment on The Weakness Of The Indian Federalism

Sk Jahangir Ali The founding fathers of the Indian Constitution drafted a federal constitution with having the federal features namely (1) Distribution of Powers, (2) Supremacy of the Constitution, (3) A Written Constitution, (4) Rigidity and (5)Authority of Courts. The founding fathers adopted these characteristics from the constitutions of U.S.A, Canada, Australia and the Government […]

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Bio-piracy from India in this intellectual property rights regime: An analysis

March 17, 2012 / March 17, 2012 | Leave a Comment

Sk Jahangir Ali The world wide economic integration by the GATT and the TRIPs opened the mind of the national and international policy markers to protect their bio-diversity from the free access and bio-privacy. The Biological Diversity Act 2002, The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Act, 2001 and The Patent Act 1970 as […]

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