In any democratic society, the judiciary serves as the custodian of justice and the interpreter of laws. Judges are tasked with the obligation of resolving disputes fairly and impartially. However, the
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Intellectual property (IP) protection is a prerequisite for nurturing the spirit of innovation. One cannot simply enjoy business growth or success if their unique ideas, methods, or inventions are
Biometric identification has evolved as a significant weapon in law enforcement in an era when technological breakthroughs are transforming numerous aspects of our life. Biometrics, which
The advent of mass communication technologies has made it easier for brands to market their products to a wide range of consumers. Over time, new advertising strategies evolved. One such
Towns, an amalgam of rural and urban India, are envisaged with multiple facets of developing and non-developing notions of life.
Marriage is a sacred constituent and deep-rooted culture that exists since the inception of human life. It is accompanied by an iniquitous social custom called ‘Dowry’ that may even take the lives of the young married woman who entered their in-law’s house with buoyant assumptions. But it turns
India is a diverse nation with a rich cultural heritage, and it’s no surprise that it possesses one of the most intricate legal systems in the world. The Muslim Personal Law in India has a crucial role to play in governing personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance and adoption. One crucial
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The right to make choices about your own body, life, and future without force or violence is termed bodily autonomy. Essentially, it is the capacity for decision-making. It entails that one is free to use their bodies otherwise they choose to fit in without being concerned about what other people
A provision had been laid down in English law, that specified the agreed amount of damages to be paid by a party, in cases of breach of contract. This rule was made to prevent parties from receiving damages exceeding the loss that they suffered. The damages to be paid were of two