Our country India which on one hand is accepting western culture , on the other hand is so backward in thinking that they are killing their own goddess,their own durga laxmi, saraswati,etc.. Yes, I am talking about female infanticide,though this practice has become less in India but is still existing .Even in today’s world people [ Read More ]
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Miscellaneous Legal ArticlesBenchmarking Clause in Most Favoured Customer and Anti Trust Law PerspectiveMost Favoured Customer (“MFC”) and Benchmarking clauses are the most important and critical clauses in any service agreement and the outsourcing contracts. The drafting and negation of these clauses are most onerous task requiring dexterity and expertise. MFC clause has virtually similar meaning to the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) treatment under the GATT Agreement and [ Read More ] RIGHT TO HEALTHDefinition of health: – The widely acceptable definition of health is that given by the WHO in the preamble of its constitution, according to World Health Organization, “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease[1].” In recent years, this statement has been amplified to include [ Read More ] “Arrest” and its scope in contemporary Indian criminal justice systemThe emerging trends in the criminal justice system emphasize the need to speedy trail. Since our Constitution envisaged the spirit of fundamental rights to its citizens the Right of life and personal liberty Article 21 of the Indian constitution read as “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal except according to procedure [ Read More ] Problems Faced by Working Women in IndiaThe status of Indian women has undergone considerable change. Though Indian women are far more independent and aware of their legal rights, such as right to work, equal treatment, property and maintenance, a majority of women remain unaware of these rights. There are other factors that affect their quality of life such as age of [ Read More ] Child’s Actual Age Matters under Indian LawAs per Indian law, a minor cannot be convicted in the same manner as an adult. Also, a child can never be imprisoned or given a death sentence. Indian Law: Juvenile Justice Act Governs Juveniles and Minors As per Indian law, the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, defines a juvenile as a [ Read More ] Indian Law on Rape as a Criminal OffenceIndian law treats rape as a criminal offence. It falls under criminal law in India. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) defines rape as intentional, unlawful sexual intercourse with a woman, without her permission. Section 375, of the Indian Penal Code provides that a man having sexual intercourse with a woman amounts to rape, in following [ Read More ] |
