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Union of India v. Col. J.N. Sinha and ors
INTRODUCTION The case of Union of India v. Col. J.N. Sinha is indeed a landmark judgment in Indian constitutional law. It deals with the concept of “natural justice” which goes beyond the notion of justice inherent in human nature. It is defined as the natural sense of what is right and wrong. Natural justice consists
Gender Inequality In Tribal Succession Laws And Can An Amendment To Hindu Succession Act, 2005 Curb It?
INTRODUCTION India’s social fabric is characterized by unparalleled diversity, encompassing various faiths, communities, beliefs, and practices. However, certain customs and traditions have transformed into orthodox, discriminatory, and patriarchal rules that serve to suppress women. The enactment of the Constitution and subsequent social renaissance marked a shift towards gender equality. Still, some regions in India resist
Analysing The Theoreotical Framework Of IPR: Present Context
INTRODUCTION With the Intellectual Property (IP) field making rapid progression in recent times, the importance of protecting and safeguarding the assets associated with it has concurrently being felt throughout the industry. The assets of a company associated with it including the patents, trademarks, copyright, trade secrets has become extremely valuable and a major source of
Scrutinizing The Crisis Related To Gst Compensation To States- Analysing Its Impact And Repercussions
INTRODUCTION What is GST Compensation? Manufacturing States were concerned about a potential revenue loss as the nation transitioned to the Goods and Service Tax. The new system substituted a consumption-based taxing structure for one that was production-based. A compensation mechanism was put in place for five years to allay this concern. “Section 18
Role of Independent Directors in Maintaining Corporate Governance – Critical Evaluation
1. ABSTRACTThis research aims to explore the crucial role of Independent Directors in maintaining the smooth functioning of business corporations by aligning their actions with the firm’s objectives and focuses on the role of Independent Directors in business corporations and how they play an important part in keeping the working of the firm in consonance
Revision by Court of Session under CrPC
Introduction The maxim ‘no one shall be left without a remedy’ is widely recognized and deeply ingrained in the fabric of the common law system. It serves as a guiding principle that ensures justice and fairness for all individuals. Throughout the evolution of legal systems, this maxim has come to be understood as an essential