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Kindly keep safe in this ongoing battle that tests our strengths and our moments of weakness. In this issue, the cover article referred legislation was made to prevent money laundering in India, to provide for confiscation and seizure of property obtained from laundered money and to deal with connected issues. Recently, in a Judgment of The Deputy Director Vs. Axis Bank dated 2nd April 2019, the Delhi High Court held that a property mortgaged with the Banks giving right to the Bank to enforce the property mortgaged as a security is over-ridden by the application of the Act. The position of law is not clear yet, as the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India is still seized of the matters, however, the general view is that the properties of the accused cannot be attached as alternate attachable properties under the Act when the same are mortgaged to the Bank much prior to the commission of any offense. The rights of the Journalists / Media for free and fair reporting are on the one hand and national interest of integrity and sovereignty on the other. It should work for making a balance between the two and for the purpose of preserving freedom of Press, maintaining and improving the standards of the newspapers and news agencies in the Country. It is in this context, the Press Council of India assumes great significance.
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Sedition Laws In India
Sedition refers to the writing or uttering of words or doing acts intended to bring the state into hatred or contempt or to excite disaffection against the established government.
How To Resolve The Problem Of Hiring The Right Talent In The Unorganized Sector
Many a times you might have been to an automobile service centre or to tire puncture repair shop and you moved on soon after paying the charges for the work of the mechanic.
Patent Procedure In India Special Reference To ‘Farmaceutical' Patents
The patent system conferred monopoly rights on the inventor for a limited period of time.
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.
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.
Women's Right To Claim Maintenance
The provisions of Maintenance to womens are intended to fulfill a social purpose.
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.
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.
Iran Deal Withdrawal
WORST DEAL OR WORST MISTAKE