This Article on ‘Underpayments and Wage Theft in Australia‘ is written by Suchit. A 3rd year student from NMIMS School of Law, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction Wage theft in Australia has not been invented recently. However, recently, the awareness of unpaid wages has exploded. This happened because wage theft in Australia are more common than […]
This article on ‘Trademark Law in India: Compliance with TRIPS Agreement’ is written by Sonam Awasthy, a 2nd year law student at Prasanna panda law college and an intern with Legal Upanishad. Introduction: The agreement on trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights(TRIPS agreement of WTO is known as the TRIPS agreement. It is an integral
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This Article on ‘Multiple Factor Approach to Crime Causation‘ is written by Subham Banerjee. A 3rd year student from Kingston Law College, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction: Law is a subject which has the ingredients of different other subjects. The contribution of science in law is very much significant. The eminent philosophers and jurists like John Locke,
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This article talks about the schools of criminology, what is meant by the term “criminology,” its branches, aspects, and schools of criminology. Criminology is the study of crime, starting directly from the application of a social perspective while judging the crime, why it is being committed, the impact of such crimes on the general public, and how such social evils can be dismissed and eliminated from society.
It is a branch of sociology that traditionally examines human behaviour, interaction, and organization. So, a broad range of crimes does fall under the category of criminology.
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This article on Mens Rea is written by Manish Kansra, an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction This article would talk about all the aspects of the Mens Rea. Suppose you were driving a car and you were drunk, you involuntarily caused harm to others. You might say that I did not do that act intentionally. But
This Article on ‘Judicial independence and separation of powers: as essential components of democracy is written by Sanjana Rochlani. A 4th year student from Renaissance law college, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction “Democracy is not the law of the majority but the protection of the minority”. In simple words, it is the system of choosing the
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This article on ‘A Critical Analysis on Industrial Disputes Act, 1947‘ is written by Adarsh Bhatra. A 5th-year student from J.B Law College and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction This article will focus on what is the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. Its features, scope and object, and various other information relating to Industrial Disputes
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This article on ‘IPR Role in Biodiversity Protection in an International Overview‘ is written by Aman Sharma. A 1st-year student from the Faculty of Law DU, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction In this article, we will focus on the IPR role in Biodiversity Protection in an International Overview and how IPR is affecting biodiversity. Life on
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Introduction: Liquidation of a company means the end of the existence of a company. In easy words “Liquidation” means the end of a company mentioned under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. This usually occurs when a company fails to repay its loan to its entities. The main motive of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
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This Article on ‘Agricultural Property Rights in Australia (the State of New South Wales)‘ is written by Subham Banerjee. A 3rd year student from Kingston Law College, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction: Agricultural Businesses operate on over 51% of the land area during 2019-2020. As of 30th July 2019, there were 394 million hectares of land
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