Through the judgment of the case –Dnyaneshwar Suresh Borkar v. State of Maharashtra delivered on February 20, 2019, a 3-judge bench of the Supreme Court, consisting of Justice A.K. Sikri, Justice S. Abdul Nazeer and Justice Justice M.R.Shah, the human …
Mandatory arbitration gets googled, a group of Democratic lawmakers today announced a bill to end the practice of forced arbitration, an issue that was recently pressed by Google employee organizers, who appeared alongside lawmakers during the announcement. Mandatory arbitration clauses, …
Leprosy No More Ground For Divorce, Personal Law (Amendment Bill), 2018, has been passed through a voice vote. The Lok Sabha passed Monday on Monday (amendment bill), which wants to remove leprosy as a ground for divorce, live law says. …
India is among those countries in the world which has a heterogeneous population. There is no kind of homogeneity in Indian Population. India has placed the principle of “Secularism” as a cornerstone of its democracy. But this still has been …
Over the course of history, Man has depended on various sources for energy. In ancient times, they used fire woods from forests to warm and protect themselves and with the discovery of fossil fuels came a revolution in energy generation. …
Cybercrime refers to crime in which a computer is the object of a crime (hacking, phishing, spamming) or used as a tool for committing an offence such as child pornography, hate crimes etc. Internet offenders may use a computer to …
Reservation in India was meant to solve problems and outcast the evils of the caste system in our society. Our forefathers brought it because it was meant to bring out the people from the backward cast and uplift them. Although …
The aim of examining a witness is to find out the truth and detection of the lie in the testimony. It is used to either abolish or weaken the power of evidence which is already anticipated by a witness. It …
Introduction Hitherto it was just a notion that sections of country’s lawyer community go on a strike paralyzing the functioning of courts at the drop of a hat citing even frivolous reasons. But now, the country’s Law Commission confirms it. …
Is the Right to Information Act, 2005 (RTI Act) applicable to the Officer of Governor? The Supreme Court has transferred a petition concerning this question, from the Bombay High Court to itself. The petition which was pending before the Goa …