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With this issue, we enter into the 18th year of publication. Three issues short, of the 200th mark. The journey is going on, it is both enjoyable as also educative. The cover photo of this issue sort of sums it all. We have, in this issue, featured the Central Information Commission and its various aspects. In an earlier issue, we had covered Kashmir and the legal issues around it, it was widely appreciated by the readers, so we revisit the subject at page 26. In the next issue, we hope to start a new feature titled Law Laugh, this will cover the lighter side of the law world. I must thank all our readers for the past 18 years of the loving and continued patronage that this magazine has been receiving. Grateful.
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Women's Right To Claim Maintenance
The provisions of Maintenance to womens are intended to fulfill a social purpose.
The Judiciary Unrest In India: A Critical Explication
The Supreme Court of India was witnessed to existential altercation within itself and the Executive from last couple of months, firstly the four Judges press-conference alleging CJI for exercising its power of Master of Roster authoritatively and arbitrarily, secondly the pronouncement of Judgment on the CJIs power as Master of Roster on the petition filed by Asok Pande, thirdly the impeachment motion notice to Rajya Sabha Chairman which was categorically rejected by him, stating reasons for rejection, fourthly the return of Collegium recommendation to elevate Uttrakhand High Court Chief Justice K.M. Joseph as a Judge of Supreme Court and lastly the moving of two MPs challenging Vice Presidents Order rejecting impeachment proceedings against CJI.
Section 377 And India
Under the supervision of Lord Macaulay, in the year 1860, the Indian Penal Code was penned down and enacted and when India and Pakistan attained their freedom in 1947, the penal code was inherited by both the nations.
Scheduled Castes And Tribes (Prevention Of Atrocities) Act, 1989
The term Dalit originated from the Sanskrit word Dalita which means oppressed/ scattered or broken and is used for persons who are members of the lowest class and are subjected to untouchability in India.
Rise Of Cross Border Mergers In India
In words of Justice Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, corporate reorganization is one of the means that can be employed to meet the challenges which confront business.
Prevention Of Juvenile Crimes A Jurisprudential Study
We are guilty of many errors and many faults, but our worst crime is abandoning the children, neglecting the foundation of life.
Patent Procedure In India Special Reference To ‘Farmaceutical' Patents
The patent system conferred monopoly rights on the inventor for a limited period of time.
Living With Control Freaks
The ego is a wonderful thing. It simplifies the procedure that confirms an individuals assessment of his self-worth in terms of being the only superlative person on this planet.
Is The Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Act, 2018 An Effective Solution To Discourage The Continuing Dishonour Of Cheques
On 2nd August 2018, the Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Act, 2018 (NI Amendment Act, 2018) has been notified to provide further protection to the recipients and holders of cheques in cheque bounce cases.
All Murders Are Culpable Homicides But All Culpable Homicides Are Not Murders
Murder of an individual is considered as the highest form of belligerence in a country, which is why death penalty serves as the ultimate penance in the form of justice.