Case Name : Shreya Singhal v. Union of India Author : Vaibhavi Batra EQUIVALENT CITATION (2013) 12 SCC 73 BENCH Justice Jasti Chelameswar and Jutice R.F. Nariman INTRODUCTION A major amendment was made in the year 2008, which introduced Section 66A in the Information Technology Act, 2000. This Section penalized sending of ‘offending messages’ on
NLSIU responds to removal from NLU Consortium : Have not violated bylaws raised issue over delay in CLAT several times Hours after an explanation insinuating the expulsion of National Law School of India University (NLSIU) Vice-Chancellor Prof Sudhir Krishnaswamy from the post of Secretary-Treasurer of the NLU Consortium was discharged, NLSIU has reacted by saying
Allahabad HC records disposal of 33512 cases during restricted functioning amid COVID-19 The Allahabad High Court has arranged of 26,458 cases through its vital Seat and 7,054 cases through its Lucknow Seat amid its limited working in the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown. The Court had commenced physical hearings taking after and arrange dated June
Sole motive to gain cheap publicity: Allahabad HC dismisses plea seeking revocation of citizenship of Kanhaiya Kumar The Allahabad High Court has rejected the plea seeking revocation of citizenship of Kanhaiya Kumar former President of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi . In addition the petitioner Nageshwar Mishra has been fined 25 thousand for unnecessarily filing
Bombay HC Refuses to Stay Final Year Undergraduate Medical Exams in Maharashtra The bench moreover alluded to the arrange passed by the Supreme Court on August 17 denying to delay the JEE-Main and NEET exams and noticing that in spite of the fact that there’s a pandemic situation, life should go on and the career
His Holiness Kesavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru is no more His Sacredness Kesavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru, solicitor in Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala passed absent this early morning at Edaneer Mutt. He passed absent at his home at the Mutt in Kasargod Locale, Edaneer Mutt. The case of Kesavanand Bharati v. State of Kerala proceeds to hold
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL HARASSMENT Author : Shanti Gupta MEANING OF HARASSMENT Harassment is one sort of discrimination. Any unwanted physical or verbal behaviour which humiliates an individual is understood as harassment. A wide selection of behaviour which is offensive in nature is roofed under harassment. Harassment is targeting a private with unwanted and intentional behaviour
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TORT AND CRIME Author : Gouri Kailash INTRODUCTION This article intends to provide an insight of the crime or tort distinction. Earlier before these laws were developed both the law of crimes and law of torts were seen as similar to each other. A person who was wronged could either proceed with the
White Collar Crimes in India Author : Mrinal Kedar Introduction: White-Collar crime also mostly known as Corporate Crime is a term coined and defined by Edwin Hardin Sutherland in 1939, who was an American sociologist and was considered to be one of the most influential criminologists of the 20th century. He defined White-Collar crime as
Online exams are not “unreasonable” or “against the interest of students” amid COVID-19 pandemic : Karnataka HC The Karnataka High Court has watched that conducting online exams input of standard exams cannot be said to be “preposterous” or “against the intrigued of understudies” in the midst of the continuous COVID-19 pandemic. The choice was passed
