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Author: Mayank Raj Case Name: Charan Lal Sahu vs. Giani Zail Singh Citation 1984 AIR 309, 1984 SCR (2) 6. Bench Y.V. CHANDRACHUD (CJ), P.N.BHAGWATI, AMARENDRA NATH SEN, D.P.MADON, M.P.THAKKAR. Introduction The case Charan Lal Sahu vs. Giani Zail Singh is that the election would be held for the President of India nominations were filed
Author: John Avoseh (Nigerian Law School) A director is a person duly appointed by the Company to direct and manage the business of the Company. The removal of director of a Company is generally governed by the Article of Association of the Company. The provisions of the Companies and Allied Matters Act will only applicable
Author: Shivanjali Mane ABSTRACT This paper makes an attempt to delineate numerous aspects of Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. Section 138 is that the principal section coping with dishonour of cheques. It delves into the history of its institution, with the explanation for its necessary enactment and moves to clarify the procedures and
Author: Shefali Chitkara (VIPS) “Liberty is one of the most fundamental human rights that affects the vital elements of an individual’s physical freedom, always blossoms and enlivens the flower of human dignity.” ABSTRACT The article talks about the concept of liberty in India. According to the constitution, the protection of our liberty is the responsibility
Case : Maneka Gandhi vs. Union of India, 1978 AIR 597, 1978 SCR(2) 621 Author: Kanu Priya Introduction: The judgement of this case was delivered by 7- judge bench of the Hon’ble Supreme Court on 25th January 1978, this decision marked the development of a new era with respect to the interpretation of fundamental rights
Author: Akshita Sharma INTRODUCTION:- “Adoption is the basis of a parent-child relationship by a lawful and social process apart from the birth procedure. It is a procedure by which a child of one positioning of guardians turns into the child of another positioning of guardians or parent. Indian adoption approaches are engraved, by quite a
Author: V Nivetha (Dr. Ambedkar Law University, School of Excellence in Law) BACKGROUND OF THE CASE The present case is the landmark judgement on speedy trial of cases in India which became a fundamental right of every accused person that was unnoticed so far. The case shocked the State of affiars in regard to the
Author: Riya Dixit ABSTRACT Reproductive Rights were established as a subset of the human rights. Women have been fighting the struggle for reproductive rights for centuries. Historically, these rights are an especially controversial subject due to the moral, ethical, and religious consideration. Human rights are those rights, which should be available to every individual without
Lex Synergy is offering summer internship to Law Students. The Internship will be research based and totally work from home. Eligibility: • Law student having knowledge of Companies Act, IBC, Contract act, Arbitration act. • good research skills . • good with computers Stipend: Performance Based (will be decided at the end of the internship)
