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Nitansh rai, Sukant singh rawat
Significance of Marriage
"Let There Be Faithfulness To Each Other Until Death. This, In Short, Should Be Known As The Highest Duty Of Husband And Wife. So Let Husband And Wife Ever Strive Doing All Their Duties; That They May Not Be Separated From Each Other, Wander ...
November 12th, 2011 | 237 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: REINCARNATION OF MARRIAGE, live-in relationship
NEERAJ GAHLAWAT
Introduction
Illiteracy is our sin and shame and must be liquidated.
By Mahatma Gandhi
Education has an immense impact on the human society. One can safely assume that a person is not in the proper sense till he is educated. It trains the human mind to think and take the right decision. ...
September 27th, 2011 | 325 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: 165th Law Commission Report 1998, APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSION, Constitution Provisions and Judicial Trends, ENFORCEMENT OF RIGHT TO EDUCATION IN INDIA’, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, Mid-Day Meal, National Policy For Children 1974, National Policy on Education 1986, National Policy on Education1968, Policies and Committees on Education, Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan, Right to Education and Right to Equality, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, implementation

- ANUJA AIYAPPAN
CHAPTER 1
1.1 Restitution of Conjugal Rights: Concept and Origin
Marriage under all matrimonial laws is union imposing upon each of the spouses certain marital duties and gives to each of them certain legal rights. The necessary implication of marriage is that parties will live together. Each spouse is entitled ...
September 13th, 2011 | 1,364 views | 1 Comment »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: Christian law, Conjugal Rights, Hindu Marriage Act 1955, Hindu law, Indian Divorce Act 1869, Indian Personal Laws, Muslim law, Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act 1936, Special Marriage Act 1954, Special Marriage Act Section 22, cruelty, divorce, marriage, restitution of conjugal rights

BY:ANUJA AIYAPPAN
CHAPTER 1
1.1 Witness: Meaning and Scope
Witnesses and document are the chief sources of evidence. A witness is a person who gives testimony or evidence before any court. As a matter of fact every person is competent to give evidence but in certain circumstances he may not be compelled to ...
September 12th, 2011 | 434 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: Admissibility of Child Witnesses, Assessment of Voir dire, Child witness, Credibility of Child Witness, Indian Evidence Act 1872, Need for Corroboration, witnesses

DHAWESH PAHUJA
In India where marriage is the union between man and woman to get social status in the society and marriage is nothing but procreation and caring of the child. According to Westmark Marriage has been often like as an institution made by itself. As there is increase in number ...
August 26th, 2011 | 1,174 views | 4 Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: 498-A of IPC, CRUELTY AGAINST HUSBAND, CRUELTY AGAINST HUSBAND IN INDIA, Domestic Violence Act', cruelty

“Every man when driven to the wall by a murderous assailant will override all laws to protect himself and this is called the great right to self defence” by ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
It is the ‘great right of self defence’ from which the moral justification to all anti-terrorism laws is derived. The ...
August 12th, 2011 | 124 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: AFSPA, Anti-Terrorism Laws Distinguishing Myth or Reality, Anti-terrorism Laws, LTTE, NEED FOR ANTI-TERRORIST LEGISLATION IN INDIA, POTA, PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ACT 2002, Prevention of Terror Act, TADA, TERRORIST AND DISRUPTIVE ACTIVITIES (PREVENTION) ACT 1987, The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, UAPA Act, armed force special powers act

In the era of cyber world as the usage of computers became more popular, there was expansion in the growth of technology as well, and the term ‘Cyber’ became more familiar to the people. The evolution of Information Technology (IT) gave birth to the cyber space wherein internet provides equal ...
July 17th, 2011 | 1,423 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: CYBER, CYBER CRIMES, CYBER LAWS, CYBER LAWS IN INDIA, Cheating & Fraud, Child Pornography, Cyber Squatting, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Trafficking, Cyber Trespass, Cyber Vandalism, Cyber Warfare, Cyber-Stalking, E-Mail Spoofing, Financial Crimes, Forgery, Hacker Attack, Hacking, Hacking Computer, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAW, Indian Laws on Cyber Crimes, Internet Hacker, Internet Hackers Law, Laws related to Cyber Crimes, Online Fraud, Online Gambling, Prevention from Cyber Crimes, Transmitting Virus, Worm attacks

How Indian Judiciary is interpreted the social stigma in regards to LGBT rights?
Introduction:
It would be problematic to fix a gigantic moment of change from invisibility to visibility in the context of queer citizenship in India. From last few years it could be follow in film industry when the producer introduced ...
July 8th, 2011 | 302 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: Bisexual, LGBT rights, Lesbian, gay, interpreted, judiciary, transgender
- Ms. Stuti Bansal
The present article deals with proxies and provisions regarding its stamping as per the laws applicable in India.Section 176 of the Companies Act, 1956 discusses and details the aspects of a proxy. According to Section 176 of the Act, any member of a company, entitled to ...
June 15th, 2011 | 281 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: India, PROXIES, STAMPING

In the last 50 years, biotechnology has become a tool for enhancing economic growth and to revolutionize food security. However given that GMO (genetically modified organisms) are not naturally occurring organisms and have been tempered by human beings, there is a possibility that the GMO may effect the environment adversely ...
June 1st, 2011 | 158 views | No Comments »
Posted in Category: Legal Articles, Miscellaneous Legal Articles | Tags: India’s biotechnology regulatory system