Legal Articles Empowerment of SC women September 11, 2014 / September 11, 2014 by T. Narasimhulu | 1 Comment on Empowerment of SC women Women are the best change agents to touch the core poverty and are very important segment in development. In order to enhance the economic empowerment of women and ultimately economic development of the nation, the importance of utilization of female force has now been well recognized. Every possible effort is made to strengthen the status […] Read more » development empowerment EMPOWERMENT OF SC WOMEN female force janashree bheema yogana(JBY) mandal samakyas oppressed patriarchal domination poverty schedule caste women self help groups swayam samruddi vaddileni runalu
Labour & Employment Laws Legal Articles CASE COMMENT:- A critique of Deelip Singh v. State of Bihar, AIR 2005 SC 203. September 8, 2014 / March 16, 2016 by Priyanshu Sachan | Leave a Comment BENCH:- Division Bench (Supreme Court) P. Venkatarama Reddi ,J P.P. Naolekar, J FACTS OF THE CASE:- The victim girl lodged a complaint to the police on 29.11.1988 i.e., long after the alleged act of rape against the appellant here. By the date of report she was pregnant by six months. The victim girl alleged that […] Read more » consent to engage in sexual intercourse misconception of fact
Banking & Insurance Law Legal Articles A Critical essay on compounding of offenses under Companies Act, 2013 September 5, 2014 / March 16, 2016 by Vidya Priyadarsini | 1 Comment on A Critical essay on compounding of offenses under Companies Act, 2013 INTRODUCTION An ‘offence’ is defined as ‘any act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force’ under Section 3(38) of the General Clauses Act, 1897. Section 2(n) of Criminal Procedure Code 1973 (‘CrPC’) also defines ‘offence’ in the same way. A person guilty of committing an offence is liable to […] Read more » Companies Act 2013 compounding of offenses under Companies Act COMPOUNDING UNDER COMPANIES ACT 2013 THE LIMITATIONS OF COMPOUNDING UNDER COMPANIES AC 2013
Legal Articles Gender Inequality in the Indian Police Force August 19, 2014 by Ananta Sharma | Leave a Comment In the last few years, India has witnessed a drastic and positive change in the role of women in the society. The industrial revolution along with liberalization and globalization has altered the status of women from a traditional homemaker to that of a professional. Indian women are now actively participating in all economic activities and […] Read more » gender inequality Gender Inequality in the Indian Police Force Police Force
Legal Articles All India Bar Examination-An advocate’s ability to practice the profession of law. August 15, 2014 / September 2, 2014 by Shipra Arora Dhiman | 7 Comments on All India Bar Examination-An advocate’s ability to practice the profession of law. Advocate Shipra Arora Dhiman (Asst. Professor, NIMT Vidhi Evam Kanun Sansthan, Greater Noida, India) “Lawyers are like bread, (are best) when they are young and new.” -Thomas Fuller The All India Bar Examination is conducted every year from 2011 onwards, by the Bar Council of India. Bar Council of India is a statutory body […] Read more »
Legal Articles Legal Education and its Challenges July 25, 2014 / March 16, 2016 by Abhishek Anand | Leave a Comment Chief Justice Burger in his address to the American College of Trial Lawyers in Columbia observed: “In some jurisdictions, up to half of the lawyers who appear in court are so poorly trained in that they are not properly performing their job and that their manners, their professional performance and their professional ethics offend a […] Read more » Abhishek Anand legal education Legal Education and its Challenges
Legal Articles Ding Zui to Ding-Dong Zui July 12, 2014 / July 12, 2014 by B.Vinod | Leave a Comment B.VINOD The practice of hiring impostors or body doubles to stand trial and receive punishment in one’s place is a relatively common practice among China’s wealthy elite, There is even a term for it: ding zui. Ding means “substitute,” and zui means “crime”; in other words, the term translates as “substitute criminal”. Centuries before, westerners have noted the practice of […] Read more » Ding Zui
Environment Law Legal Articles Only Fire No Safety July 12, 2014 by Rishabh Shrivastava | Leave a Comment Rishabh Shrivastava and Abhimanyu Shrivastava On the night of 26 January, 2001 at 8:46 P.M. state of Gujarat was quaked down by the earthquake of 7.6 and 7.7 magnitudes with its epicenter as Chobni village in Gujarat near Bhuj, as a result this earthquake came to be known as Bhuj Earthquake. This earthquake was one […] Read more » ONLY FIRE NO SAFETY
Environment Law Legal Articles An Era of Mafiaism July 12, 2014 / July 12, 2014 by Rishabh Shrivastava | Leave a Comment Rishabh Shrivastava “There is enormous and large scale multi-state illegal mining of iron ore and manganese ore running into thousands of crores every year, having several pernicious and evil effects on the national economy, good governance, public functionaries, bureaucracy, public order, law and order. It has encouraged huge corruption at all different levels in public […] Read more » An Era of Mafiaism illegal mining
Legal Articles Gone in 30 DAYS July 12, 2014 / July 12, 2014 by Rishabh Shrivastava | Leave a Comment Rishabh Shrivastava Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) – the most stereotyped and the cynical party- was witnessed as the outstanding and the only party after almost 20 years to form the non-coalition party in the general elections of 2014. The BJP led the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) to a sweeping victory taking 336 seats and overthrowing […] Read more » Gone in 30 DAYS
