This Written by Jasmanpreet Kaur, a fourth-year B.A. LL.B. student at CGC University, Mohali, and Dev Kumar Yadav, Assistant Professor of Law, ICFAI University. INTRODUCTION In 2023, the Indian Parliament passed three new criminal laws: the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), and the Bharatiya Sakshya Read more
This Article is written by Nishant Mishra, Student ICFAI University, Dehradun Co-author Sakshi Kothari, Assistant Professor ICFAI University Despite digital courts, India lacks the tools to authenticate digital conversations. INTRODUCTION Despite being India’s most widely used communication platform, WhatsApp remains one of the most difficult forms of evidence to establish Read more
This article is written by Ankita Arora of University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh ABSTRACT Menstruation, a natural experience for millions in India, remains burdened by stigma, silence, and systemic neglect. This research article examines the urgent need for an inclusive menstrual leave policy, showing how the absence Read more
This article is written by Krina Modi ABSTRACT The laws of countries like India, the United States and the United Kingdom. The legal system as well as appeal system is different. However, the core of the appeal is that you cannot introduce new evidence at the time of appeal. International Read more
This Article is written by Mallika Kumari Amity University Patna an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT The article throws a holistic and highlighting aspects of the evolution of the press freedom in its vital functioning matrix and aspects in India in different phases and facets with the help of legal Read more
Introduction In India, contract law is extensively used in the commercial area by companies for transactions and many more related to work. The important idea for making contract law is that neither of the parties is more powerful or can do anything without a written rule under the guidance of Read more
Introduction The doctrine of Necessity supports the exception to the rule of law in the extraordinary circumstance that requires persons to take some actions that are not as per or according to the rule of law. This doctrine allows the actions that otherwise were illegal, but with the situation present, Read more
Introduction In India, contract law is widely used in the legal system by various entities like companies, people, organizations, etc. Since contract means when there is a relation of give and take from one party to another party. The most important and core part of the contract is the consent, Read more
Introduction Picture a courtroom where the law stretches its imagination a little to make things right—that’s the magic of the doctrine of legal fiction! This fascinating principle in India’s legal system acts like a creative storyteller, crafting scenarios that don’t perfectly match reality but serve a higher purpose of justice. Read more
Introduction Imagine a lively debate unfolding in a courtroom, where central and state laws tug at each other like competitors in a spirited tug of war, each trying to claim victory. This is where the doctrine of repugnancy steps in as a calm mediator, a key player in India’s constitutional Read more