Author – Adya Mishra (The ICFAI University, Dehradun) Abstract Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) marks a pivotal legislative shift towards integrating Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), especially mediation, within India’s civil justice framework. This article examines the historical evolution, judicial interpretations, and operationalization of Section 89, highlighting its role in facilitating amicable
Author: Advocate Amit Kumar Sharma, Supreme Court of India Introduction The question of whether children of officers of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) fall within the “creamy layer” of the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category is not merely a matter of administrative categorization. It delves into the core of India’s constitutional vision of substantive
By Rishabh Mishra, Advocate , Legal Harinagar Sugar Mills Objective of factories Act. The main Objective of the Factories Act 1948 is to ensure adequate safety measures and to promote the health and welfare of the workers employed in the factories. Its main objectives are to regulate the working conditions in the factories and ensure
An Article by Adv. Rishabh Kumar Mishra (Patna High Court) In a shocking development that has shaken the foundation of the education system in Bihar, a disproportionate assets case has surfaced against District Education Officer (DEO) Rajnikanth Praveen, who was posted in Bettiah, West Champaran. A sweeping raid conducted by the Bihar Special Vigilance Unit
Author : Radhika Kapoor ABSTRACT Cartels are one of the most severe forms of anti-competitive behavior, as they involve collusion between businesses to manipulate market conditions, restrict competitions and exploit consumers. In India, cartels are governed by the Competition Act, 2002 which aims to prevent anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominant positions and regulate combinations that adversely
Author: Jyoti Kumari, Final Semester Student, LLB (Hons), Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Abstract AI has seen an exponential progression in recent times, uncovering limitless potential prospects and transformation across industries worldwide. As stated above, the ethnic dilemmas that needed to be explored especially law and policy level are multiple but it would be equally
Author: Aishwarya Jain, Final Semester student, LLB (Hons), Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Abstract Road rage is a growing problem in India, made worse by heavy traffic, reckless driving, and ineffective traffic law enforcement. The strict legal system that governs the penalties for causing fatalities in traffic accidents places a strong emphasis on
Author : Ashutosh Singh Naruka, Final Semester Student, LLB (Hons), Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Abstract The use of insanity defence in India’s Supreme Court and High Court is inconsistent in nature and paves way for diverse interpretations of what amounts to mental illness and whether it negates or assets criminal liability. Judicial reliance
Author: Noumee Sharma (3rd year, Amity Law School Noida AUUP) Abstract The role of labour courts is very important in showcasing employment disputes and spreading healthy industrial relations. Labour courts showcase as specialized adjudicatory bodies focused on resolving conflicts between employers and employees, workmen and workmen, employers and employers, which may arise from wrongful termination, waste
Author: Noumee Sharma, Amity Law School, Noida Introduction In today’s generation, social media has brought a new form of challenges which includes harassment and popularly known as cyber bullying. UNICEF defined it as the repeated behaviour using digital platforms to show anger, scare and shame to the targeted individual, it has become a worldwide issue.
