Category: <span>Law & Legal</span>

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY NISHKA TYAGI, A STUDENT OF ILS LAW COLLEGE, PUNE. India has had many crime instances, cases, and suicides involving drug use, with individuals ranging from teenagers to older women and men. It’s been one of the biggest problems that arose throughout the 20 century. It was a problem century, and it must...

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY RAJ KRISHNA AND JAGRITI PANDEY, BOTH STUDENTS OF CNLU. INTRODUCTION The degree of progress in any community of any country is largely dependent on the type of laws the society has, and laws can be a powerful tool for changing the social landscape. An in-depth study and understanding of the laws...

Both Houses of Parliament are subject to the same process of legislating. Each bill must go through the same steps within each House. Once an account has been adopted, it is deemed to be legislation. Two types of Bills that are called money bills and ordinary are presented in the Parliament (also called public members’ bills or...

INTRODUCTION The 42 42nd Amendment brought about a massive modification to the adjudication procedure of the country by the introduction of Articles 323 A and 323 B into the Constitution of India. The legislative power to create administrative tribunals has been given by Article 323A along with Article 323B to the Parliament and state legislatures, respectively. The 44 amendment amendment...

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY GOPIKA PILLAI, A STUDENT OF JINDAL GLOBAL LAW SCHOOL. In February 2015, US Senator Jim Inhofe set out to disapprove of the ‘ stupid scientists’ who claim that climate change is real. He arrived with a snowball picked up by him outside – from the snow that had blanketed Washington- and...

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY MAAHI MAYURI, A STUDENT OF NEW LAW COLLEGE, BHARATI VIDYAPEETH DEEMED UNIVERSITY, PUNE Suppose a group or an individual of individuals believes that they have rights or their interests are being violated by the state. In that case, they may submit a PIL directly to the Supreme Court of India....

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY ANUSHKA GANGULI, A STUDENT OF RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW. In the field of criminal law, crimes are classified as a unit with two elements or essentials: Actus Reus and Mens Rea. When Actus Reusis is physically or explicitly done, Mens Rea is the mental state of the person who committed the offense. He must...

INTRODUCTION In a small town in Punjab In,dia, lived an adorable young girl. She was beautiful, charming, sweet, and educated. After she finished her studies, a number of individuals approached her parents about the wedding of their wealthy NRI son. They chose her to marry him not for her talent or academic background but because of her beauty...

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY ANUSHKA GANGULI, A STUDENT OF RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW. Introduction All living creatures are entitled to live and thrive, so why shouldn’t they? Humans, as a species, have a right to more than simply living. We have a right not only to basic survival but to a life of dignity. The...

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY TITHI NEOGI, A STUDENT OR KIIT SCHOOL OF LAW. The concept of the remoteness of damage is the requirement that damage due to the breach of duty should not be excessively distant from the underlying negligent act, i.e., damages resulting from the risk that is a result of the negligent act...