Forensic Science
Forensic Biology and Forensic Osteology
Forensic Scientist helps the investigating officer of criminal or civil cases by examining the evidence collected.
Bare Act Analysis
An Analysis of The Cinematograph Act, 1952
Cinema has always been crucial in upholding the values and principles which the general masses consider important.
Case Law Analysis
Analysis: Kusum Sharma, & Ors. v/s Batra Clinic and Clinical Exploration Community, & Ors.
Introduction: In the Concerned Case, a grievance recorded before the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) under Section 21 of the Customer Protection Act, 1986 asserting Compensation of Rs. 45 lakhs crediting lack in administration and clinical carelessness in the treatment of the expired, late Shri R.K. Sharma, Sr. Activities Read more…
Administrative Law
Analysis: Badrinath vs Government Of Tamil Nadu And Ors. [AIR 2000 SC 3243]
Facts: Badrinath vs Government of Tamil Nadu And others is rather a much convoluted and elaborated case in the Supreme Court of India pertaining to unfair treatment of the appellant, Mr. Badrinath, in matters regarding promotion at a government position. The facts of the case span over a period of Read more…
Industry Skills
Tips for Bare Act Analysis
Bare in its literal sense is something that is uncovered and act is a set of laws so terminologically bare act is the exact text of a particular enactment as it was passed by the parliament or the state legislature. Bare act just states the law and nothing else. It Read more…
Offences against Women and Children
Juvenile Aid: All you need to know
Introduction: The primary objective of the juvenile justice system in India is to protect the neglected, abandoned, victimized children and further prevent them from taking up delinquent behavior. Juveniles are broadly classified into two categories, “children who conflict with the law” and “children in need of care and protection”. The Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Analysis: Kurban Hussein Mohammedalli v. State of Maharashtra [1965 Scr (2) 622]
Facts: The appellant along with his three partners was the owner of a factory named Carbon Dry Colour Works. This factory was involved in the manufacture of paints and varnish. The factory was licensed by the Bombay Municipality in the year 1953 to manufacture paints involving a cold process and Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Analysis: SMC Pneumatics (India) Pvt. Ltd. vs Shri Jogesh Kwatra
Facts: Obscene, vulgar, filthy, abusive, intimidating, embarrassing, humiliating, and defamatory e-mails were received by the plaintiff. Using the help of a private computer expert, plaintiff traced one of the e-mails received on 2nd April, 2001. Investigations revealed that the e-mail originated from a Cybercafe in New Delhi. During the enquiry, Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Analysis: State by Cybercrime Police vs. Abubakar Siddique [C.C.No. 24836/2009]
Introduction: Looking at the present scenario, the rapid growth of Information Technology is closing all our lives within the four walls. These advancements brought a change in our office lifestyle and transformed all our works as the shift from bulky paper works to paperless PPT presentations. Now if we look Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Analysis: CBI v. Arif Azim
Also known as Sony Sambandh Case. Introduction: In the concerned case, the petitioner CBI has filed the case against the defendant Arif Azim, a call center employee, on the grounds of cybercrime committed by him. This case deals with the Information Technology Act, 2000 and India Penal Code, 1862. It Read more…
Artificial Intelligence
Critical Analysis of Artificial Intelligence in Law
Introduction: We live in a digital era, where there is a lot of importance given to technology. People all across the world are extremely reliant on technology, using it for a wide range of activities. Ranging from simple, everyday actions like cooking or bathing, to much more complex ones like Read more…
Legal History
Critical Analysis of Non-Cooperation Movement: Political Strategy or Personal Ideology?
Introduction: Gandhi’s non-violent methods and passive resistance along with mass mobilization have been explored at length by historians and political analysts. It has aroused feelings of complete devotion to the man and his methods, as also disappointment and resentment of perceived damage to India’s social and moral evolution and enterprise. Read more…