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Medical Negligence in India

Man is the only animal who believes in keeping order in his world. This was one of the reasons that he invented the concept of law

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Collective Marks Section 61 to Section 68 of Trade Mark Act

A Brief Discussion on Collective Marks mentioned Under Section 61 to Section 68 of Trade Mark Act

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Here we have two legal systems, one tracing its roots to Roman law and another originating in England or we can say one codified and the other not codified or one following adversarial type of...

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Effect of Terrorism and Organized Crimes on Indian Society

Terrorism and organized crimes are interrelated in myriad forms. Infact in many illustration terrorism and organized crimes have converged and mutated.

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Constitutional vision to access to Justice in India

What justice is? and why one wants access to it? are important question which need to be addressed in introductory part of the literature. Justice is a concept of rightness, fairness based on...

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Intellectual Property Law and Internet

Intellectual property is a term referring to a number of distinct types of legal monopolies over creations of mind, both artistic and commercial, and the corresponding fields of law.

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Norms Against Plagiarism

The word plagiarism is derived from the Latin word plagium, which means to kidnap or abduct. Plagiarism is an act of plagiarizing.

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Law is a form of Social Science

Law is a form of Social Science. Society and law are closely related to each other. Law tells the nature to live the social life and this also increases with the Economic, Scientific and...

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Plea Bargaining - An Indian Approach

In a democratic country like India, judiciary plays a vital role in establishing a state of justice. Justice is desired by each and every person on this earth.

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Uttarakhand HC On Solitary Confinement - State of Uttarakhand v Mehtab, Sushil and Bhura

benefit those prisoners who are kept in solitary confinement, the Uttarakhand High Court delivered a landmark judgment in the case of State of Uttarakhand v 1. Mehtab s/o Tahir Hassan 2. Sushil...

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Business Armour or Public Interest: The dual matrix of Trademarks motto-An Intercontinental Stance

Recent emphasis on the effect of the grant of trademark rights on competition has focused largely on

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Protection of trade secrets under IP Laws:Myth or Reality

This paper tends to analyze the protection of trade secrets under the different statutes and the laws. This paper also focuses on the need of an hour to have a separate enactment for the protection...

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A To Z of Trips: An Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights

As a part of WTO Agreement, the implementation of the TRIPS patent regime was the primary requirement in order to enable participation in multilateral trading system. The researcher has given an in...

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Delay defeats Justice: A study of provisions of Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act

This article aims to define delay in civil suits. It finds the general as well as specific causes leading to pendency of civil suits and over-burdening of courts. This articles suggests some...

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Bombay HC Imposes Cost of Rs 50K On Petitioner Firm For Abuse of Law By Filing Multiple Proceedings On Similar Grounds

Imposed a cost of Rs 50,000 on Vibgyor Texotech Ltd for filing multiple proceedings before different forums on similar grounds, thereby, abusing the process of law.

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Leaders Of Outfits Calling For Mob Violence Liable For Damages: SC

Kodungallur Film Society vs. Union of India has issued comprehensive guidelines to control vandalism by protesting mobs. Vandalism is vandalism and it cannot be justified under any circ*mstances....

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Rights of Accused Far Outweigh That of Victims, Need Some Balancing So That Criminal Proceedings Are Fair To Both

Mallikarjun Kodagali (Dead) represented through Legal Representatives v/s Karnataka, Had no hesitation to concede right from the start while underscoring the rights of victims of crime that, The...

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Legal Implications of the #Metoo Movement and remedies under Indian law for the victims

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Analysis on Comparative Advertisem*nt: Resulting In Trademark Infringement

Comparative Advertisem*nt is a relevant field of IPR which is now gaining importance due to the competitive attitude of various traders existing in the market economy.

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Cross Examination In Case of Injunction Suits - CPC

Cross Examination In Case of Injunction Suits, Injunctions are governed by Sections 37, 38, 39 to Section 42 of Specific Relief Act.

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Casual Act of Possession Over Property Does Not Confer Possessory Title

While clearly and convincingly holding that possessory title over property cannot be claimed merely on the basis of 'casual possession', the Supreme Court in Poona Ram v. Moti Ram

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SC Slaps Fine of Rs 20 Lakh on West Bengal Government For Blocking Release of Film Bhobishyoter Bhoot and Condemned...

Indibility Creative v/s West Bengal, extreme concern over growing intolerance to dissent and curbing of artistic freedom. It also sought to make it unequivocally clear that the state is...

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Magistrate Cannot Suo Motu Direct Further Investigation After Discharging The Accused: SC

Bikash Ranjan Rout v. State that a Magistrate has no jurisdiction to suo motu pass an order for further investigation/reinvestigation after he discharges the accused.

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Basic Principles of Victims of Crime with including the challenges and current scenario in India

The Declaration of Basic Principles for Justice of Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power including the current situation of victims of crime at each stage of the criminal process in India along with...

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Review And Reconsider Conviction And Sentencing of Jadhav: ICJ To Pakistan

ICJ has held upfront that Pakistan violated the Vienna Convention in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case and it should review and reconsider his conviction and sentencing while allowing India consular...

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ICJ Has Rightly Called Pakistan's Bluff In Jadhav's Case

Jadhav Case that Pakistan violated Vienna Convention on Consular Relations 1963 by not informing Kulbhushan Jadhav without delay of his rights under Article 36(1)(b) to have consular access.

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A Legal Giant Named Ram Jethmalani Finally Passes Away

legal giant named Ram Jethmalani finally passed away at the age of 95 just short by 6 days ahead of his 96th birthday on 14 September on 8 September after suffering from prolonged illness.

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Bombay HC Stays Multiple FIR Against Arnab Goswami

Arnab Ranjan Goswami v/s Maharashtra Chief Editor of Republic TV by staying the two FIRs filed by Mumbai police against him under Sections 153, 153A, 153B, 295A, 500, 504, 505(2), 506, 120B and 117...

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Chief Minister Public Hearing Cell Does Not Have Jurisdiction To Direct The Police To Register An FIR: Jharkhand HC

Sanjay Kumar Sharda v/s Jharkhand the Chief Minister Public Hearing Cell does not have jurisdiction to direct the police to register an FIR. While deprecating the usurpation of power, the Jharkhand...

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Criminalise Contractual Disputes For Imminent Settlement

S Ranjan Raju v/s. Odisha Section 439 of CrPC procedural reform of conducting mandatory preliminary inquiry before the registration of a FIR in contractual disputes and other civil cases urging...

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