Non-signatory is a person/ party/group of parties that are not directly the concept of non-signatories to an arbitration agreement relates to the parties that were not part of the arbitration agreement during its signing. The concept of signatories in arbitration has become a major
As Aristotle has rightly proclaimed 2300 years ago, “Man is a social animal”, it means that man cannot live without the society and people and what defines man in society is the ‘reputation’ he carries. After life, what a human considers to be very essential to live is the
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The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 defines a consumer as anyone who buys goods or services. Those who buy a good for resale or who use it for commercial purposes are not included in the definition. One frequently asked question is, what rights do
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A will, also known as a testament, is a legal document in which a person, known as the testator, states their desires for how their property should be dispersed after they die and names one or more people, known as the executors, to administer the estate
WILLS (WASIYAT) UNDER MUSLIM LAW Read More »
Around 60 years have been passed, but still, the Tamil Nadu-controlled Mullaperiyar Dam continues to be the contention between Kerala and Tamil Nadu. At one end
THE CONTROVERSY AROUND THE 126-YEAR-OLD DAM CAUGHT BETWEEN POLITICAL STRIFE Read More »
Law is a system of laws that governs the peaceful coexistence of two people in a social setting. The term “society” refers to a group of people who are bonded together by law, culture, and social conventions. Imagine if we combined our efforts and the law became the catalyst for social transformation, or if “law changed society.”
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Self-determination has been a highly contested issue in international law. However, the right was never identified as a black-letter pronouncement of law. The right to self-determination has nowhere been expressly defined in Indian jurisprudence. Neither the Constitution nor
The ability of very wealthy individuals (or, as I will call them, the ‘super-rich’) to turn their economic power into political power has been—and remains—an important cause of political inequality. In response, this paper advocates an original solution. Rather than solving the problem through implementing
IS POLITICS MEANT ONLY FOR THE RICH? Read More »
The most necessary element for committing a crime of statutory offence under Section seven of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act is that the “sexual intent”, and not the “skin-to-skin” contact with the child”
SEXUAL ASSAULT IS SEXUAL INTENT AND NOT SKIN TO SKIN CONTACT Read More »
In contemporary International Law the acts of terrorism have many complex legal dimensions. In the aftermath of the 9/11/2001 attacks in US, the debate on the
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