Sexual harassment is a paradigmatic act of violence that constitutes unwelcomed and unwarranted physical advances and sexual overtones. It ranges from verbal
SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND THE LAWS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE Read More »
Suman Kapur, the appellant, is the wife of the respondent Sudhir Kapur. The appellant and the respondent were childhood friends who went to the same high school in 1966. Following that, they chose to marry, and it
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Under CrPC, 1973, bail has not be defines anywhere, but what is the meaning of bailable offence and what all offences are non-bailable has been defined under section 2(a) CrPC which states that
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In today’s commercial life, the need to carry goods from one place to another cannot be overemphasized. For the smooth carriage of goods, the laws relating to the contract of carriage play an essential role. Goods can
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Equity financing entails the sale of stock in exchange for cash. Company ABC’s owner, for example, may require additional funding to support the company’s future growth. The company’s owner decides to sell a
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The position of criminal liability of corporations has been a controversial topic for the past few years. And with the increase in MNCs all over the world the importance of corporate criminal liability
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The case of S.R. Bommai v Union of India was one of a kind, a case that changed the entire dynamics in the history of India. It is for this reason that it is pronounced as one
A HISTORIC JUDGMENT – S.R. BOMMAI’S CASE AND ITS ANALYSIS Read More »
With the recognition of the right to the internet as a fundamental right by the judiciary in the case of Faheema Shirin R.K.
Victimisation is the process to victimize and making a victim of (someone). There can be different types of victimisation such as peer victimisation, sexual victimisation, secondary victimisation etc. There is a fine
GENDER GAP IN VICTIMISATION IS PRESUMPTIVE? Read More »
Marriage has always been an institution that every young person aspire to be a part of, both in the contemporary world and throughout history. Marriage has been discriminatory towards some
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