Introduction The term ‘international humanitarian law’ refers to the current understanding of the laws concerning the conduct of warfare. The ICRC (International Committee of Red Cross), guardian and promoter of International Humanitarian Law[1] describes it in the following manner: “International humanitarian …
INTRODUCTION Human Rights are those Rights which human can entitle by the virtue of being human. Human rights are Universal they remain the same for every human being without any discrimination of caste, religion, colour, gender, occupation. Human rights are …
The law of the seas is a public international law body regulating coastal states ‘territorial jurisdictions and states’ privileges and duties in the use and protection of the ocean environment and its natural resources. Sea law is generally identified with …
In the midst of the lockdown brought due to the coronavirus pandemic, courts in India are trying different things with videoconferencing to take up matters. The lockdown has injured the legal framework and rendered it unequipped for guaranteeing its constitutional …
Competition Act 2002 This write up carries elaborated information regarding the competition act 2002, its procedure, important aspect regarding the competition act,2002 and a comprehensive study regarding this act The competition act,2002 turned into or enacted through parliament of India …
EXPROPRIATION: A STATES PREROGATIVE The right to expropriate is an undisputed right of sovereign States. Expropriation is legal per se under international law. In principle, it has always been beyond doubt that a State has the power and the right to expropriate …
The Consumer Protection Laws in India received a significant boost after the introduction of the Consumer Protection Act of 1986. The COPRA, 1986 as a result of intense bargaining for the right of consumers all over the world. In this …
Concept of Human Rights Human Rights are universal. They are the birth right of every member of Human family and are necessary in order for us to live as Human beings. They are the rights inherent to all Human beings, …
A patent is a prerogative granted by the government to the inventor to exclude others to use, make and sell an invention may be a specific period of time. A patent is additionally available for improvement in their previous Invention. …
Introduction: Proof and Evidence are two identical or similar words that are used in our regular vocabulary. However there is a fine thread between the two that distinguishes them from each other. Evidence refers to certain facts or material that …