Category: Legal Articles

WORKING OF PATENT LAW DURING COVID 19

Author :- Sonali Nagariya Recently a cancer organization called Cancer Patients Aid Association (CPAA) has written a letter to the Government of India asking for the revocation of a patent granted to the drug brand called Remdesivir. Remdesivir is listed as one of the most hopeful medicine to bring a cure of COVID 19 by

43 Year old precedent construed the corner of Criminal Jurisprudence: – Section 156(3) CrPc can be invoked post-cognizance

Author :- Adv. Anchal Agarwal Introduction The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, vide it’s judgement of Vinubhai Haribhai Malaviya v The State of Gujarat (Vinubhai Case) dated 16 October 2019, arising out of a criminal appeal against an order of the High Court of Gujarat (High Court), had virtually overruled a 43 year old precedent

POLICE BRUTALITY

Author :- Medha Anand INTRODUCTION : Police brutality results in potentially severe mental and physical injury. The types of physical injuries sustained are similar to those experienced by victims of violent crime such as assault and homicide. These injuries commonly result from night-stick or baton beatings, pistol whippings, beatings by fist or boot, restraint holds,

NLU VS NON NLU – A DILEMMA TO LAW STUDENTS

Author :-Muskan Verma Introduction A law student, but not from NLU, this be the most impassioned topic for discussion among the students of law college. They always indulge into an argument defending their respective colleges. Not only students but the guardians tends to do the same, if their child is from NLU, they use to

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied

Author :- Meet Ramaiya Introduction –‘Rape’ is definitely an inhuman act which is considered as offence in law. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) in 1860 for the first time notified under Section 375 of the IPC that such act will be punishable. Rape is defined as ‘the act of sex by a man with a

Section 498-A of Indian penal code

Author :- Sonu Kumar of ICFAI university Dehradun Most of the people are not aware of the law 498A or matter related to 498A of the Indian penal code.498A is an Indian law made to protect women from cruelty. In the year of 1987, our legislative assembly has introduced a law i.e. sec 498A for

TIKTOK: Havoc to the Society and Privacy

Author :- Himanshu Anand Co-Author- Anushka Ukrani Recently, The Ministry of Information Technology, invoking it’s power under section 69A of the IT Act, 2000 read with the relevant provisions of the Information Technology (Procedure and Safeguards for Blocking of Access of Information by Public) Rules, 2009 banned as many as 59 mobile apps including the