Author : Mona Das (Kirit P Mehta School of Law, NMIMS, Mumbai) “Criminals do not die by the hands of law. They die by the hands of other men.” ~ George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman On the dawn of 20th March, 2020, four men convicted of the ruthless gang rape and murder of Nirbhaya
Author:- Tanya Shrotriya Background Specific Relief Act was enacted in 1877.The Act was originally drafted upon the lines of the Draft, New York Civil Code, 1862, and its main provisions embodied the doctrines evolved by the English Equity Courts. The Specific Relief Act, 1963 is the outcome of the acceptance by the Government on the
After exchange of pleasantries ,the interviewer on behalf of E-justice India ,began interviewing Ms Aarti Mishra. Interviewer: Kindly insight us with a glimpse about your professional background from where you were inspired to choose law and pursue this further? Interviewee: I am advocate on record at Supreme Court .I am from legal family background my
Author : Mili Kanoujiya Introduction Registering FIR is mandatory for an officer on receiving information relating to the commission of an offence. Despite that the victim has to struggle a lot to get the FIR registered. The police authority denies to register FIR saying it is not under their jurisdiction. For the ease of victim
Author:- Rutambhara Nayak WHAT IS BULLYING AND HOW INGRAINED IT IS IN OUR SOCIETY Childhood being the moulding years in a man’s life, it has the most impact on his lifestyle. What a man is inflicted with, gets reflected by him. Thus, someone who has been nurtured with love and kindness grows up to be a
Author : Kumari Simran (Central University of South Bihar) Introduction ‘Right to life’ enshrined in the Article 21 of the Constitution is the widely interpreted article to lead a happy and dignified life. The judiciary has creatively elucidated the term right to life to include ‘all the basic necessity for human existence’. Even the constitution-makers
Author : Nayana James (Mar gregorios college of law, kerala) Co-Author : Roshini lil Mathew (Mar gregorios college of law, kerala) INTRODUCTION Separated from other Asian countries by the Himalayas in the north, India, a country comprising of different states and union territories is known its great unity in diversity. Each state in India has
Author-KRISH BHATIA “It takes one pleasant gesture to make someone’s day and only three words to destroy someone’s life. TALAQ. TALAQ. TALAQ.” Triple talaq is actually known as it allows a husband to divorce his wife by repeating the word “talaq” (divorce) three times in any form, including email or text message. Under the Muslim
After exchange of pleasantries, the interviewer, on behalf of E-Justice India, began interviewing Mr. Aditya Jain (Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India and Founding Partner at J&G advocates). 1. Interviewer: How would you like to describe yourself to our readers? Interviewee: I am Aditya Jain. I am Advocate-on-Record in the Supreme court of India. I am,
Author : Ashita Jobanputra Co-Author : Jhanvi Shah INTRODUCTION: Forced labour in India has become a pervasive issue. The problems related to such forced labour and slavery needs to be tackled in the country in order to provide justice for the said community. The multi-faceted legal system needs to address the exploitation and slavery towards
