Author- Advocate Vikas Singh In the wake of modernization, the late 20th Century started to witness the growing menace of white-collar crimes worldwide, in the forms of money laundering, corruption, chit fund scams, fraud, bribery etc., quintessentially the domain of money laundering and its increasing trend. As a result, there was an ignition of a
Author : Shivangi Saxena The ordinance was passed by the Uttar Pradesh State Cabinet on 24 November 2020 and followed by the assent of the Governor of Uttar Pradesh on 28 November 2020, the ordinance has come into effect throughout the state of Uttar Pradesh. The aim of this ordinance, as its name clearly suggests,
Author : Fiza Hussain INTRODUCTION Under Sec 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, a contract is defined as an agreement enforceable by law. This article aims to shed light on the various factors that are required to make a contact legally valid. The law of contracts confines itself to the enforcement of voluntarily created
Author : Parvathy C B ABSTRACT A company is an artificial person created by a group of individuals to run a business in a commercial or industrial capacity. A company may be incorporated even for educational and charitable purposes also. Generally a company is of two types, a public company and a private company. After
AUTHOR : SEHNAZ KHATOON INTRODUCTION Plea Bargaining is an American concept, which American people are using since 19th century. It was amended in XXIA chapter of Cr.P.C, in the year 2005 passed by the Parliament, and came into force in 5th July 2006. In India Plea Bargaining makes a great change in the criminal justice
Author : Apurva Gawande INTRODUCTION In Ancient era, Education was privilege given to very few in the society. The Guru (Teacher) used to guide his Shishyas (Students) on their path to knowledge and enlightenment. This tradition is famously known as Guru-Shishya Parampara in India. Education in India is always considered as spiritual devotion and is
Author : MANJIMA Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” ~ Martin Luther King, Jr. INTRODUCTION In a modern welfare state the judiciary plays a pivotal role in maintaining the order in the society. The conventional understanding of the powers held by the court is necessary. The essentialist conceptions of the doctrine of separation
Author : Sandeep Rana Introduction All laws and executive actions are subordinate to the constitution of India. The roots of every law in India lie in the constitution; therefore understanding the provisions of the constitution is foremost to have a clear understanding of any law. The constitution is the foundation and source of powers to
Author : PARVATHY.C.B ABSTRACT Contempt of court refers to the crime of failing to respect the dignity and honorability of the judiciary. Contempt of court means a notion designed to protect judiciary from impelled aggressions and unjustified criticism. The main purpose of this provision is to safeguard the holiness of judiciary with an intention to
Author : Ashish Kumar Abstract Adultery law in India is characterized by the Indian Penal Code Section 497. The adultery law has gone under the scanner of the legal executive a few times previously yet the courts including the Supreme Court held Section 497 legitimate. Yet, in the most recent case, the Supreme Court seat
