Drunk Driving Punishment in India Author : Garima Sethi Introduction In India the problem of drunk and driving is very much prevalent. People think that drinking and over speeding makes them look cool and have a good impression on the spectators. But actually they are risking their and other’s life. Under the influence of alcohol
WRIT PETITION Author : Gouri Kailash INTRODUCTION Writ was developed in ancient times as a way of showing the command of kings to his subjects for land revenue purposes. It was developed in India with similarities to the English law to provide justice to people who have been wronged by the injustice of courts. This
Author : R. Jenifer Ranjani of Government Law College, Villupuram, Tamilnadu Introduction: The term ‘Trial’ defined as the Judicial Judgment or Court’s decision by the Court to decide the One’s innocence or guilt. It is important one in a criminal case. With the assistance of Section 190 of Criminal Procedure Code trail can be started
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REVIEW PETITION AND CURATIVE PETITION Author : Gouri Kailash INTRODUCTION This article focuses on what is review petition, what is curative petition, what are the differences between petitions and how are they important. What is Review Petition? Review petition is the re-examination of the judgment or order passed. It is done to rectify
Unfair Trade Practices and Passing Off Author : SHEETAL MAGGON Introduction Before understanding the meaning of unfair trade practices, it is important to know the meaning of the word ‘trade’. What does the word trade mean? Trade can be referred as the process of buying and selling of goods or commodities at either a wholesale
Reality and Facts about Law Author – Kartik sangal Law can be pursued by many of the students but after reading all subjects of law they know it very well that after completing law they choose one from them or do other professional degrees. But in law, we have almost faced a situation in which
COVID19 in the Ambit of Force Majeure and Doctrine of Frustration Author : Alika Jain of The ICFAI University, Dehradun Introduction ‘Force Majeure’ means an “event which may be neither anticipated nor controlled . . . [and] includes both acts of nature (e.g., floods and hurricanes) and acts of people (e.g., riots, strikes, and wars).”[i]
NEW EDUCATION POLICY 2020-UNWONTED BUT TRUTH Author : Alika Jain of The ICFAI University, Dehradun Introduction The New Education Policy made us twiddling our thumbs for the last 34 years. In 2014, education was one of the main election manifesto promised by the BJP lead alliance. Taking this move forward Smriti Irani the then HRD
ILLEGAL SEARCHES ON SEARCH ENGINE Author : Shanti Gupta ABSTRACT In maximum cased Google may be of splendid assist in locating facts or something you need, however, there may be instances whilst it is able to paintings in opposition to you. In today’s time gaining access to the Internet has been declared as an essential
Case Name : PUDR v. Union of India Author : Srishti Introduction In this landmark judgement, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, considered the scope and ambit of Article 23 in detail. The Hon’ble Court stated that the scope of Article 23 is wide and unlimited and strikes at “traffic in human beings” and “beggar”
