Consent Under Section 375 of IPC & Contemporary Debates
By Nakshatra Gujrati & Nayana KB Abstract This research report explores the concept of consent under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, which deals with sexual offences. The report…
Pegasus Spyware: Changing Contours of Law of Evidence
By Nakshatra Gujrati & Pratham Mathe, the authors are law students. INTRODUCTION In our day-to-day life we tend to disagree with people on certain issues and then we try to…
ONLINE CONTRACTS: LEGALITY AND PROBLEMS FACED IN INDIA
By Ridhi Garg, a first year law student at UILS Punjab NTRODUCTION TO E-CONTRACTS In the context of India’s remarkable diversity and its swift embrace of modernisation and globalisation, consumers…
Supreme Court Rules Theft of Passenger’s Belongings Not a Deficiency in Railways’ Service
Station Superintendent & Anr. v Surender Bhola (2023) STATION SUPERINTENDENT v. SURENDER BHOLA | Supreme Court Of India | Judgment | Law | CaseMine In a recent ruling, the Supreme…
Supreme Court Stresses Complete Chain of Evidence in Convictions Based on Circumstantial Evidence
Case Title: Laxman Prasad @Laxman v.State of Madhya Pradesh LAXMAN PRASAD @ LAXMAN v. THE STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH | Supreme Court Of India | Judgment | Law | CaseMine…
Law Commission’s Report on Uniform Civil Code: Unnecessary and Undesirable?
Introduction The Law Commission of India, established in 1955, plays a crucial role in legal reform and development. One of the significant debates surrounding the Commission is its report on…
Understanding the Significance of the Law Commission of India
Introduction The Law Commission of India holds a position of great importance within the Indian legal framework. Established in 1955 as an executive body, the Commission acts as an advisory…
Assam’s Ironical Crackdown: Boon or Bane for The Wives of Arrested?
By Nakshatra Gujrati The author is fed up of being a law student! Introduction The Assam state government has cracked down over the husbands who are married to minor wives.…