Supreme Court Denies Legalizing: Same-Sex Marriages
In this article, we will discuss the recent decision of the Supreme Court regarding same-sex marriages in India.
Immigration Laws in the UK: All You Need to Know
In this article, we will be discussing the history of immigration laws in the UK and the current laws that are currently in force in the country.
Rights and Duties in Jurisprudence: All You Should Know
In this article, we will explore the domains of jurisprudence, discussing the meaning, definitions, and interplay of rights and duties in jurisprudence.
Delhi Police Seizing Journalists’ Devices: Privacy Breach?
This article analyses the importance of the right to privacy with special reference to the recent raids at the journalist’s houses in Delhi.
John Austin’s Theory of Positivism: All You Should Know
Austin’s theory of positivism is one of the most important contributions to law. The theory sought to define what law is. This article briefly explores John Austin’s Theory of Legal Positivism.
Advocate on record: All You Need to Know
Who is the Advocate on Record? In this essay, we will look over the Advocate on Record in detail.
Minerva Mills v. Union of India: Case Analysis
This article will discuss the landmark case: ‘Minerva Mills v Union of India’ that broadens the scope of the basic structure of the Constitution.
SC: No Vindictive ED Arrests, Must Provide Grounds in Writing
The ED is a central government agency responsible for investigating and prosecuting cases of money laundering. The article will discuss the judgement of the Supreme Court in detail in this article. SC: No Vindictive ED Arrests, Must Provide Grounds in Writing.
What is Literature Review and Why is it Important?
The purpose of this article is to explain the significance of literature reviews, their usefulness in diverse circumstances, and the powers and jurisdictions connected with their execution.
What is Plagiarism?: A Guide for Law Students
Plagiarism comes from the “Latin language” word “plagiarius,” which means kidnapping. In this way, plagiarism means taking the work of another person without his permission.