This Article is written by Yash Jain, Tanishka Valecha & Aman Monga, students at Amity Law School, Noida In contrast to the existing guidelines where their use was limited only to the Indian subcontinent, the application of the UAS Unintentional Rules extended to all UAS registered in India, or operating outside the Indian subcontinent. In… Continue reading Drone Laws: The New Generation
This article is written by KOMAL SALONI, pursuing B.B.A.LL. B (Hons) from Jamnalal Bajaj School of Legal Studies, Banasthali Vidyapith. This is an exhaustive article which deals with the different issues between Human Rights and Intellectual Property Rights. INTRODUCTION Human Rights Law and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) law are completely two contrasting areas of law.… Continue reading HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT
This article is written by Uddeshya Yadav, a student at Lovely Professional University, Punjab INTRODUCTION The rule regarding the transfer of immovable property in favour of the person is defined under The Transfer of Property Act under Section 13. However it basically an exception, as under Section 5 of The Transfer of Property Act defines… Continue reading Transfer For The Benefits Of Unborn Person
This article is written by Anvika Shukla, student at Dharmashashtra National Law University INTRODUCTION Dispute resolution is the process of deciding a dispute that has arisen between parties. The decision can be arrived at either in an amicable manner or adversarial manner, either by the parties themselves or a neutral third party. There are three… Continue reading Arbitration As A Dispute Resolution Mechanism
This article is written by Chandni, student at Army Institute of Law, Mohali In November 2019 the Uttar Pradesh State Law Commission (UPSLC) had submitted a 268 pages report along with draft legislation, Uttar Pradesh Freedom of Religion Bill, 2019, to the state government recommending a new law to regulate forcible religious conversions in the… Continue reading The Uttar Pradesh Anti – Conversion Law: Politicising Faith And Marriages
This article is written by Abhay Saxena & Rucha Joshi, students at Rizvi Law College, Mumbai Backstory: Hinduism being one of the oldest religion in the world (4000-5000 year old) still defies a straight definition and hence defining a Hindu Rashtra or Hindu nationalism thus is a difficult task because of its vagueness. The… Continue reading The Hindu Rashtra Paradox: Hind swaraj or Hindu Rashtra, what’s the way?
This article is written by Karthi VS, student at SRM University INTRODUCTION According to Article 25 of the Indian Constitution, all persons can freely profess, practice and propagate religion on his/her wish. So, India is a secular country that does not discriminate its citizen based on their faith, and the minorities get a particular preference.… Continue reading STATE ANTI-CONVERSION LAWS IN INDIA
This article is written by Abhay Saxena & Rucha Joshi, students at Rizvi Law College, Mumbai Introduction-From several months, all one has been hearing about with regards to the voices raised against the government is “that falls under sedition, this is sedition, this is anti-nationalism” and etc. speeches and tweets have been now slapped with… Continue reading The Sedition Paradox: Analyzing the balance of sedition laws with respect to fair criticism and fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression
This article is written by Priya Sharma, student at IMS Unison University, Dehradun Actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s death has made people realize how mental health plays an important part in everyone’s life. As the topic trends on social media, it has kick-started a long due conversation on mental health. Apart from that According to a… Continue reading It’s high time that we should start taking mental health seriously
This article is written by Adv Nazir Ah Bhat The contempt law in India though already in vouge had assumed significance and public attention in recent times. It's desirable prior to further elaboration to discuss chief features and over time developments in the said law. Earlier the contempt law was considered highly inconsistent and inadequate… Continue reading The concept of the Contempt of Court
