Author : Amalkrishna A S Section 511 of the code prescribes punishment for attempting to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or imprisonment for a specific period. In order to apply this section following conditions should be satisfied: 1) There must be an attempt to commit an offence or an attempt to abet its
Author : Amalkrishna A S Sections 499 to 502 of the code deal with the offences of defamation. Defamation is a crime as well as a tort. A person’s reputation is considered to be his valuable assest . An injury to the reputation is made punishable under IPC. A man’s opinion of himself cannot be
Author : Satarupa Ghosh MEANING OF CONTRACT The Indian Contract Act frames the contract between two or more parties. A contract can never be framed with one party there should be more than one party under the agreement. Contract law is the most vital law for where ever there has been need to enter into
Author: Neha Sindhu Introduction Crime is not a new concept to all of us. Since the time humans have existed, crime has also existed. They go like hand in hand. Nature of crime has changed over the passing of years and so have the society and the people. With the changing of time, new technologies
Author : Pallavi Mohta What do you do when your Pandit asks you to put an A or S or any other alphabet between your name to change your “star key constellation (Nakshatra) and their positions (Taaro ki Dasha)”? Or when you simply realize that you want to change your name to something else, perhaps
Author : Gargi Soman Introduction The source of Hindu law had not been originally classified into schools or institutions, rather it was a consequence of the difference in approach taken while interpreting the commentaries. Shruti, Smriti, customs etc., were the primary sources of Hindu law. Various scholars studied these Vedas and Smritis and wrote commentaries
Author : Vidhi Shah Introduction Intellectual Property is that the creation of human mind and intellect. Traditional Knowledge is deep rooted across the globe and some undisclosed information and other traditions. Traditional Knowledge is the data retrieved which is sustained and passed from generation to generation forming part of its cultural and/or spiritual identity. The
Author : Anish Sinha “To deny people their Human Rights is to challenge their very Humanity”. -Nelson Mandela Love is amorphous or maybe in universal form. It can be highly inaccurate to assume that an individual cannot marry somebody just because and on trivial grounds that they are not from the opposite sex. Recently Delhi
Author : Sandeep Rana Introduction On 12th Feb 2021, Lok Sabha passed the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2021, with the purpose of making India an excellent hub for domestic and international arbitration and in order to address the issue of corruption or fraud, in securing a contract or arbitral award. The provision of this
Author : Chirantan Priyadarshan of Amity Law School BACKGROUND The Jammu and Kashmir official languages bill, 2020 was introduced by the central government before Lok Sabha on 22 September 2020 with the key objective to include Kashmiri, Dogri and Hindi as the official languages in the newly created union territory after the enactment of the
