Legal Articles Will Lawyers and Judges be replaced by Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) August 28, 2017 / August 28, 2017 by Adv( Dr) Santosh Shah | Leave a Comment Adv( Dr) Santosh Shah Background : Advancement in technology and science is growing at such a pace that questions like the above of replacement of human skills by machines through AI are being debated at present. Traditionally Lawyers and Judges are thought to be dealing with problems of human beings demanding special skills and emotions […] Read more » Advantages of AI AI Disadvantages of AI implications of AI implications of AI on the mindset of people Legal field legal implications of AI on the market use of AI use of AI in Legal field use of AI in other fields Will Lawyers and Judges be replaced by Artificial Intelligence
Legal Articles No Getting Away with Crime August 28, 2017 / August 28, 2017 by Amba Charan Vashishtha | Leave a Comment By Amba Charan Vashishth A teenager of 15 from West Midnapore district of West Bengal, a 14-year old student from Andheri in Mumbai and a boy of 15 from Jalgaon in Maharashtra have one thing in common: they all logged on to the “Blue Whale challenge” game online and ended up in committing suicide. According […] Read more » ‘dreams’ sour abetment and inducement to suicide under section 306 blue whale Builders cheating Cheating through glossy ads offload the "Blue Whale" game Section 415 IPC
Legal Articles Aerial Hijacking and the International Law July 26, 2017 / July 26, 2017 by Jayati Gupta | Leave a Comment INTRODUCTION International terrorism has become a topic of international significance over the years since it affects, directly or indirectly the other States or their affairs. International terrorism can be defined as terror inspiring violence containing an international element that is against non-combatant civilians, States or internationally pro-tested persons or entities in order to achieve political […] Read more » 2001 September 11 Attack aerial hijacking Aerial Hijacking and the International Law AIRCRAFT HIJACKING Contemporary international law featured Hague Convention Hijackings International Law INTERNATIONAL TREATY LAW The Statute of International Criminal Court
Legal Articles CAPITAL PUNISHMENT July 26, 2017 / July 26, 2017 by Swadha Rath | Leave a Comment INTRODUCTION The use of capital punishment has long been a controversial subject. There are many who favour its use, while there are others who strongly oppose it. Capital punishment is the ultimate punishment one can receive from a court of law. This type of punishment has existed for centuries. Historically, governments have sentenced criminals to […] Read more » capital punishment GANG RAPE? Safety measures in public transport for women Sexual offence SEXUAL OFFENCES
Legal Articles To wed or not to wed : Cohabitation law reform July 13, 2017 / July 13, 2017 by Ritika Bharti | Leave a Comment Ritika Bharti COHABITATION LAW REFORM A marriage is a legally recognized union of a man and a woman, which thereto raises rights and obligations between them. The ritual of marriage is not merely a social contract but also establishes a bond of fate which binds a family together and lays down grounds for the future […] Read more » COHABITATION LAW REFORM To wed or not to wed
Legal Articles The Curious Case of Damages July 2, 2017 / July 2, 2017 by Mandar R Rane | Leave a Comment Definition of Damages in paragraph 383 at page 216, Halsbury’s Laws of England, Third Edition, Volume II, which reads as follows: Damages may be defined as the pecuniary compensation which the law awards to a person for the injury he has sustained by reason of the act or default of another, whether that act or […] Read more » Calculating disgorgement damages Causation of Damage Compensatory Damages Consequential damages Disgorgement Damages Foreseeability of damage Liquidated and Unliquidated damages Liquidated Damages and Penalty Mitigation of Damages Nominal damage Remoteness of Damage Substantial damages Test for Determining Penalty The Curious Case of Damages
Legal Articles Standard Form of Contracts – Take it or Leave it? June 23, 2017 by Mandar R Rane | Leave a Comment A Standard form of Contracts or Adhesion Contracts are contracts which are generally drafted unilaterally by any entities and these contracts is generally not bargained for, but is imposed on the recipient for a necessary service on a take or leave it basis. However to take a stand that a contract is in a printed […] Read more » Contracts Doctrine of Contra Proferentem Enforceability of Standard Form of Contract Judicial Pronouncement Principle of "Consensus ad idem"
Legal Articles Testing the Maintainability of Suit For Mandatory Injuction Against The Licensee May 11, 2017 by Shivam Goel | 1 Comment on Testing the Maintainability of Suit For Mandatory Injuction Against The Licensee INTRODUCTION: Injunction is an equitable relief and it is a settled law that equity acts in personam, therefore, injunction is a personal matter. The purpose of mandatory injunction is to restore a wrongful state of things to their former rightful order. Principal difference between prohibitory injunction and mandatory injunction is that, in the former the […] Read more » DELAY DEFEATS EQUITY: MAINTAINABILITY OF SUIT FOR MANDATORY INJUNCTION MANDATORY INJUNCTION AGAINST THE LICENSEE PERMISSIVE OCCUPATION OR GRATUITIOUS LICENSEE: VALUATION OF SUIT FOR MANDATORY INJUNCTION:
Legal Articles Insider Trading Regulation in India April 4, 2017 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment Sourabh Battar INTRODUCTION In a Company, Insider Trading is trading by Insider and Insider do not mean employees or key managerial person of a company, insider could be connected to the information of the company and securities of the company. Trading by insiders while in possession of unpublished price sensitive information thereby possibly gaining unfair […] Read more » CONCEPT OF INSIDER TRADING AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK IN INDIA INSIDER TRADING INSIDER TRADING ACROSS THE WORLD Insider Trading Regulation THEORIES OF INSIDER TRADING
Legal Articles Project Insight : A New Surveilance Technology Or Breach of Privacy April 4, 2017 by Mayank Mahla | Leave a Comment Even in a growing and developing economy like India, the so called Emerging Superpower behind China, has a serious problem on Tax Evasion by the General Public. As per Government Data only 3.81% of the population pays income tax. The figure clearly gives a picture on the practicability of the Search and Seizure method of IT Department […] Read more » Breach of Privacy demonetisation New surveilance Technology Project Insight. Right to privacy
