During hearing of a appeal which request to consider the property as wakf land , the apex court taken into consideration the fact which states the conduction of the survey as per part 4 of Wakf Act, 1954 in the intial procedure of announcing a property as “ Wakf property Read more
This Article is written by Vishwajeet Singh, Som Law College Prayagraj, UP, 4th Semester(LL.B), intern under Legal Vidhiya. Abstract Water pollution has become a global problem as a result of human activities with indiscriminate release of industrial, domestic sewage, and mining effluents into the environment. The negative impacts of water Read more
This Article is written by Sidharth M of Govt Law College of Thiruvananthapuram Abstract In the field of law and evidence, the concepts of logical relevancy, legal relevancy, admissibility, and reliability play crucial roles in determining the weight and acceptance of evidence presented in legal proceedings. This abstract provides an Read more
This Article is Written by – Jyoti Yadav of 8th Semester of Army Institute of Law. INTRODUCTION Marriage is a social institution which also carries with it certain duties and responsibilities but when we talk of a child marriage then it is a catastrophic situation. How can a child is Read more
This article is written by Harini Mannava of Reva University. Abstract:Honor killings are a specific type of violence with a long history that is conducted against someone who is thought to have done something to bring disgrace or dishonor to the community. Social factors like patriarchal standards, caste systems, fear Read more
This article is written by Janvi Mehta of 2nd Semester of Chanakya National university Introduction Food adulteration poses a significant threat to public health and safety. It refers to the practice of adding inferior, harmful, or deceptive substances to food products, compromising their quality and nutritional value. Adulterants may include Read more
This article is written by Shambhavi Shrivastava of 4th Semester of Pravin Gandhi College of Law Introduction The Republic of India is known for its diverse culture and secular nature. What makes it less popular in other countries is its socio-economic disparity, which has greatly contributed to the rise of Read more
This article is written by Chirayu Singh Thakur of 2nd Semester of School of Law, MIT WPU Abstract: The concept of privileged communication and evidence by accomplice is recognized in various legal systems around the world, including in international criminal law and as well as in Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Read more
This Article is written by Siya Sharma of 1st semester of Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University Abstract The principle of “Act Not in Derogation of Any Other Law” is a fundamental legal doctrine that aims to ensure the harmonious coexistence of different laws within a legal system. The principle, commonly Read more
This Article is Written by Janvi Mehta of 2nd semester of Chanakya national law university Introduction Legal assistance is the term used to describe offering legal services to those who cannot afford them. It is crucial to a just and equitable society because it ensures that everyone, regardless of wealth, Read more
