What exactly is digital rape? Is it similar to rape defined in the Indian Penal Code? Does the phrase “digit” refers to either the internet or arithmetic? Are there any laws protecting the victims and punishing the offenders?
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Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR), refers to the various techniques for resolving a conflict without resorting to litigation and the courts. Our Indian Judiciary is overburdened with the cases, filed from higher to lower courts. ADR is one method that helps the Indian Judiciary reduce the burden and provide solutions to legal disputes in India. But Is ADR truly reducing the burden on the Indian Judiciary?
We will make you understand what ADR means, what are the different modes of ADR and is ADR truly reducing the burden on the Indian Judiciary?
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In this article, we’ll talk in-depth about where the doctrine of pith and substance came from, what it means, and what it looks like.
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After a nine-year court fight, the twin towers, which were taller than Delhi’s famous Qutub Minar, were brought down with 3,700 kg of explosives in just nine seconds using the waterfall implosion technique. On 28 August 2022, at 2:30 Pm, the structures fell like a house of cards.
The Emerald Court society’s building on its property was found to violate the law, and the Supreme Court subsequently ordered its demolition. The company will take down the structures at its own expense in addition to the help of the Noida Authority.
This article will provide you with, the case of twin tower demolition, what was the history behind it, and how such huge towers get demolished.
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The concept of Trade dress was first founded by the US and the English Trademark Act, 1994 was followed by the Trademark Act, 1999 which traced trademark through The Lanham Act. In India, the concept of trade dress is in the development stage and it has now started to expand from traditional forms to non-traditional forms like the design of a doorknob, lamp, magazine, sports shoe, style of a rock music group, etc.
This article will focus on trade dress protection and the comparative study of the US and Indian Position.
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Marriage is considered to be a sacred bond between two persons and this concept is followed by almost every religion in the world. Every religion has different types of rituals and practices which are followed during and after marriage. Sometimes a marriage fails to work, in such cases remedies are provided that help in either patching up or finally leading to the dissolution of the marriage, for which different procedures are laid down that need to be followed. Islamic law also lays down systematic rules and procedures through which a marriage is conducted and in case it fails, provides provisions for its remedies.
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A significant source of income and a source of new jobs is tourism. Travel restrictions can have a significant negative impact on the nation’s economy, as testing times have already shown. It is hence crucial to have a system that protects the rights of the people traveling in the international field. The following article discusses the aspects of protecting the tourist right in the field of international tourism.
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Any accused person is innocent until proven guilty. This article elaborates on offenses. Offenses are of two types: Bailable and non-bailable. It explains what is bail and how bail is granted in other countries like The US and UK.
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The offence of domestic violence is prevalent in historical times. Women in society have continuously been tortured, threatened, and subjugated by men to retain their superiority. It is still prevalent but remains invisible due to a lack of complaints. We have witnessed a lot of movements starting against violence toward women because of their unequal status in society. The article will be highlighting the legal challenges and issues which is faced due to the incorporation of the Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
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Cognizable offences are those in which without a warrant, police have the authority to arrest a person. On the other hand, Non-cognizable offences are those that are less serious. In this article, we will examine what is cognizable and non-cognizable offences are, a comparative analysis of how these two offences are different from each other, and what the related provisions of such offences are under the law.
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