Case analysis of NR Dongre Vs Whirlpool Corporation
Case Name: N.R Dongre and ors. Vs. Whirlpool Corporation and ors. Case Number: Civil Appeal No. 10703 of 1996 Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: Justice JS Verma and Justice…
ENCOUNTER CULTURE- A VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
"Encounters are the extra-judicial killings by policemen and an army of gangsters and criminals in “self-defense”. In India, encounter culture is very popular. Encounter is a staged clash that ends…
OTT – A LAWLESS PLATFORM
Several filmmakers shifted to OTT platforms because of the freedom and the variety of content on offer. But that freedom of content often invites criticism. Tandav is just one example.…
EXOTIC CRIME: ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE
100 Tigers, 1000 Rhinos, 20,000 Elephants are lost to this trade every year. Exotic animals are wild in nature. They are called exotic due to their unique physical and emotional…
Case Summary: D.K Basu vs The State of West Bengal
One of the important case that have broadened the horizons of the meaning of fundamental rights was D.K. Basu vs West Bengal State[1]. This case analysis deals with a seminal…
SEDITION: IMPACT ON THE DIGITAL ERA
Abstract Sedition is defined as the illegal act done by the people against the Government in power. Sedition can be in the form of acts or speech done by…
What is the importance of writing a research paper?
Most of the law colleges have adapted the use of assignments as a way to impart knowledge. A research paper is one of the most common assignments in colleges. But…
Professional Ethics for Lawyers
Professional ethics is a code of conduct which lawyers have to observe primarily with public at large, with their associates with their clients and in the court during the course…
What Is Collective Bargaining? – Definition & Process
Meaning: Collective Bargaining is an arrangement whereby the employees and employers voluntarily discuss together and settle the disputes related to the Employment such as; working conditions, working hours, wages and…
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005
The Right to Information Act, 2005 (RTI) is a Central Legislation “to provide for setting out the particular regime of right to information for citizens”[1]. The government of India enacted…