Legal Articles Miscellaneous Legal Articles Female Infanticide : Stop! DonT kiLL Me PLEASE March 18, 2011 / March 20, 2016 by Neera ahuja | Leave a Comment Our country India which on one hand is accepting western culture , on the other hand is so backward in thinking that they are killing their own goddess,their own durga laxmi, saraswati,etc.. Yes, I am talking about female infanticide,though this practice has become less in India but is still existing .Even in today’s world people […] Read more » female infanticide
Legal Articles Miscellaneous Legal Articles Benchmarking Clause in Most Favoured Customer and Anti Trust Law Perspective February 22, 2011 / March 20, 2016 by Sharad Mali | Leave a Comment Most Favoured Customer (“MFC”) and Benchmarking clauses are the most important and critical clauses in any service agreement and the outsourcing contracts. The drafting and negation of these clauses are most onerous task requiring dexterity and expertise. MFC clause has virtually similar meaning to the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) treatment under the GATT Agreement and […] Read more » Anti Trust Law Perspective Benchmarking Clause GATT Agreement Most Favoured Customer Most Favoured Customer (“MFC”)
Legal Articles Miscellaneous Legal Articles Right to Health February 22, 2011 / March 20, 2016 by Hemanat Kumar Varun | 4 Comments on Right to Health Definition of health: – The widely acceptable definition of health is that given by the WHO in the preamble of its constitution, according to World Health Organization, “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease[1].” In recent years, this statement has been amplified to include […] Read more » Directive Principle of State Policy and Health Right to Health Right to Health Care as a Fundamental Right
Legal Articles Compellability and Compatibility of witness February 20, 2011 / March 20, 2016 by Laxmi Goudar | Leave a Comment Witnesses and document are the chief sources of evidence. A witness is a person who gives testimony or evidence before any court. As a matter of fact every person is competent to give evidence but in certain circumstances he may not be compelled to give evidence. A witness have a privillege i.e. a right to […] Read more » child testimony Child witness Compatibility of witness COMPATIBLITY COMPELLABILITY Test Of Competency witnesses
Legal Articles Miscellaneous Legal Articles “Arrest” and its scope in contemporary Indian criminal justice system February 16, 2011 / March 20, 2016 by K Maheswari | 1 Comment on “Arrest” and its scope in contemporary Indian criminal justice system The emerging trends in the criminal justice system emphasize the need to speedy trail. Since our Constitution envisaged the spirit of fundamental rights to its citizens the Right of life and personal liberty Article 21 of the Indian constitution read as “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal except according to procedure […] Read more » arrest Indian criminal justice system scope of Arrest
Legal Articles Can examine lapses in CVC’s appointment: Supreme court February 7, 2011 / March 20, 2016 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment The Supreme Court Monday said it was not barred from examining the validity of a statutory appointment, including that of the Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC), by the highest constitutional authority if the selection and appointment procedure was vitiated. “Some constitutional authority is entrusted with the powers to make statutory appointments. We must have faith in […] Read more » CVC's appointment Supreme Court
Legal Articles AN OVERVIEW ON DOWRY PROHIBITION January 25, 2011 / March 14, 2011 by Laasya Priya Ponnada | Leave a Comment “Too Many Laws but Too Little Justice” – Mr.N.A.Palkhiwala An eminent jurist of International repute Mr.N.A.Palkhiwala has observed in his book “We the People” that one of the costly failures of the Government in the post-Constitution era in India has been its failure to maintain Law and Order. It is mostly prevalent in the case […] Read more » DOWRY PROHIBITION
Banking & Insurance Law Legal Articles THE ENTRY OF NEW BANKS IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR – A BOOST TO FINANCIAL INCLUSION January 25, 2011 / January 25, 2011 by Gaurav S. Chorey | Leave a Comment PRESENT BANKING POSITION It is general principle that greater financial depth, stability and soundness contribute to economic growth. But broadening and deepening the reach of banking is the important factor for growth to be truly inclusive. The union finance minister in his budget speech for the year 2010-11 had announced that ‘The Indian Banking system […] Read more » NEW BANKS PRIVATE SECTOR
Legal Articles SEBI & ART FUNDS – An Analysis January 21, 2011 / January 21, 2011 by Ipsita Das | Leave a Comment Another area where SEBI is trying to protect the interest of the investors is art-fund. It was come to the knowledge of SEBI that most of the entities are operating the art-fund without having been registered with the SEBI. As per the SEBI regulations no entity can be allowed to start a schemes or funds […] Read more » ART FUNDS SEBI
Legal Articles SECTION 25 COMPANIES UNDER COMPANIES ACT 1956 January 20, 2011 / January 20, 2011 by Parul Bhadoria | 80 Comments on SECTION 25 COMPANIES UNDER COMPANIES ACT 1956 Under Indian law, 3 legal forms exist for Non-Profit organizations: Trusts Societies Section 25 companies Due to better laws, Section 25 companies have the most reliable strongest organizational structure. Section 25 companies are those companies which are formed for the sole purpose of promoting commerce, art, science, religion, charity or any other useful object and […] Read more » COMPANIES ACT 1956 SECTION 25
