Author – Bhavika Khetrapal, 4th Year – BALLB (S.S. Khanna Girls’ Degree College, University of Allahabad) Abstract In India, adoption is governed predominantly by the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (HAMA) of 1956. This legislation outlines the legal framework for adoption but does not explicitly address the needs or rights of same-sex couples. Under HAMA,
Author: Chanchal Sharma, LL.M. (Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Administration), NFSU ABSTRACT The exclusion of legal services provided by advocates from the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 in India has sparked significant debate concerning consumer rights and professional accountability. Enacted to safeguard consumers from unfair trade practices, the Section 2(42) of Consumer Protection Act 2019 defines
Author : Abhineet Kumar, LLM (Oriental University, Indore) Research Methodology The present research work on the topic of “Private enforcement of competition law” is both explorative and analytical. It sought to construct, throughout the analysis of secondary data. Since, the present topic was purely academic it was inevitable and inherently mandatory that only secondary sources
Author – Adv. Arpit Garg Sheikh Hasina, in office since 2009 after an earlier term from 1996 to 2001, was the world’s longest-serving female head of government till her resignation from the position of Prime Minister of Bangladesh. She is credited with subduing resurgent Islamists and a once meddlesome military. Having won more elections than
Author – Gyan Prakash (BA LLB, 4TH YEAR, THE ICFAI UNIVERSITY) Co-Author – Prof. Parth Upadhyay (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, THE ICFAI UNIVERSITY) Abstract The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act, 2017, introduced a paradigm shift in India’s indirect tax regime. One of the key aspects of this transformation is the classification of bundled supplies into “composite”
Author : Akshansh (LLM), ICFAI Law School, The ICFAI University, Dehradun ABSTRACT The human body functions like a remarkable machine. The future of childbirth, in the form of test tube babies and surrogate motherhood using new reproductive and cloning technologies, will bring unprecedented possibilities in the realm of reproduction. Surrogacy, an assisted reproduction method where a
AUTHOR – PRAGATI KESHRI, LLM, ICFAI LAW SCHOOL, THE ICFAI UNIVESITY, DEHRADUN INTRODUCTION Over the past few decades, insider trading has been the focus of society’s attention due to a several schemes by which conspirators have made millions. The names of Boesky, Milken, and Levine have become public to observers of financial news and the public
AUTHOR – PRAGATI KESHRI, LLM, ICFAI LAW SCHOOL, THE ICFAI UNIVESITY, DEHRADUN ABSTRACT Insider trading has increased dramatically in many nations. It is nothing more than an insider trading in a firm’s securities based on specific, non-publicly available, and confidential knowledge about the company. An insider is someone who has access to or has obtained
Author : Akshansh (LLM), ICFAI Law School, The ICFAI University, Dehradun ABSTRACT The paper focuses on the commercialization of surrogacy in India. It starts by briefly introducing the topic and then goes on to explain the meaning and concept of surrogacy. It presents various definitions of surrogacy and discusses the three different types of surrogacy,
Author – Arpit Garg (IMS Unison University, Dehradun) Co-Author – Aashita Semwal (IMS Unison University, Dehradun) When the Constituent Assembly discussed the need to incorporate the Article 356 in the Constitution, strong opposition to it was put forth by some members and it was argued that if power was given to the Centre to intervene,
