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.
Constitutional Law
Critical Analysis of Article 15(3) of the Indian Constitution
Introduction: Discrimination happens when people treat two individuals differently under the same circumstances. In other words, discrimination is an umbrella term that includes every type of biasness due to caste, religion, skin color, gender, etc. However, India has tasted the sense of discrimination from a very early phase. In Ancient Read more…
International Law
International Covenants of 1966
Introduction: On Dec 16th 1966, the United Nations General Assembly adopted two covenants in its Resolution 2200 A (XXI); the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). These Covenants were enforced after adopting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Read more…
Case Law Analysis
Enrica Lexie Case
Introduction: This is a case on the incident that took place on 15th February 2012, off the coast of Kerala. First, the Courts in Kerala took cognizance of the matter, then the Supreme Court of India took over, then the International Court of Justice (ICJ) passed the matter on to Read more…
International Law
Right to Self Determination
Introduction: Self-determination, the mechanism by which a community of people, who typically have a certain degree of national consciousness, create their own state and choose their own. The notion of self-determination, as a political concept, first emerged as a by-product of the ideology of nationalism, to which the French and Read more…
Constitutional Law
Panchayat Raj, Constitutional Democracy and Excess Over Human Rights
Introduction: In this article, we will discuss about the validity of the panchayat Raj through the eye of the Indian constitution. And also, about the effect of the constitutional democracy on human rights, if we closely examine this three, we will find that they are interlinked to each other. Validity Read more…
Common Law Principles
Rule of Waiver
Introduction: An individual possesses certain legal rights which are granted to him by either the constitution, statute or a contract. Rights are often defined as an interest or a claim which provides the individual with the facility to regulate the act of others, i.e., to make someone do or abstain Read more…
Intellectual Property Rights
Copyright Law on the Internet: Can Authors and Copyright Owners Effectively Protect Their Rights Online?
Introduction: Copyrights are a set of exclusive rights under the Indian Law, granted to an individual who creates an original work, which gives him the right to publish, right to distribute, right to adapt, right to reproduce, etc. The Copyright Act,1957 (Section 13) grants protection to the creators of original Read more…
Constitutional Law
Role of Judiciary in Maintaining a Gender Just World
Introduction: “There is no occasion for women to consider themselves subordinate or inferior to men.” – By Mahatma Gandhi In the 21st Century, women are excelling in every field of work whether it is academics or sports. Today, women are standing on equal grounds with men; they get equal opportunities, Read more…
Human Rights
Criminal Justice System vis-a-vis Human Rights
Introduction: Every society is governed by the set of principles or rules led down by the framers of the law and violating of these rules are going to be treated as Crime. Legal code is that a part of the law which deals with the definition, punishment of the crime Read more…
Constitutional Law
The Politics of Women Rights in India
Introduction: In the past, India was purely a male-dominated society and the women were supposed to follow certain norms and traditions. They were subjected to discrimination, crime violence, etc. to safeguard women in a better manner many activists, human rights mechanism and states are developing human rights framework. Eliminating all Read more…
Intellectual Property Rights
Protecting Business Innovation via Patent
Introduction: Intellectual property, which safeguards the application of ideas and information of commercial value, is growing in importance due to increased industrial development. The three central types of intellectual property rights are- patents, trademarks and copyrights. Patents are temporary protection granted in respect of inventions or technological improvements, which may Read more…