It has been seven long decades since India became an independent country, yet the fight for equal rights and privileges continues today. Our Constitution makers had in their minds a society where
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Food fraud and counterfeit products are not new issues we have encountered. We have studied
Road accidents are a common cause of death and grievous injuries to thousands of people daily across India and other countries. The Motor Vehicles Act was passed by the Parliament of India in 1988 to deal with the various aspects of vehicles and damages caused by one vehicle to another. The Preamble to the Act is intended to consolidate and modernize motor vehicle
The advent of technological innovation has proven to be advantageous and practical but also dangerous at the same time. Similarly, innovation in medicine and biology has also introduced new
In a world where innocence often collides with darkness, we find solace in the existence of shields designed to protect the most vulnerable among us. The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences
The presence of justice was essential to any lawful society. Justice has always been the primal focus of the law. Although terms such as ‘rightfulness’ and ‘fairness’ are often closely associated
Law, the great protector and mightiest sovereign of a civilized society has been around us for quite some time now. Owing to its dynamic nature and various aspects, it has always been difficult to present a single satisfactory definition of law that applies to all the legal systems of the world.
Over the years, the sexualisation of the female body is one of the concerned issues. In a study, it has been found that female bodies are more sexualised than males. Sexualisation is not only limited to
Specific Relief Act, of 1963 is a very special act that deals with the specific performance of various types of contracts, or in other words precise performance of a duty obliged by law on a person, which he/she has failed to perform. As can be understood by the name of the act in itself, this act discusses and enunciates the different reliefs available under its provisions. It is
We enter into tons of promises daily, like bargaining for a good with a shopkeeper, promising good grades to our parents in return for gifts we want, selling our house for a sum of money, buying various goods, calling plumbers, betting on the ongoing cricket match, and whatnot. But not all of these promises result in a contract. A contract needs a specific legal intention for