Nishant Singh Rawat

Nishant Singh Rawat, a PhD scholar in law at the University of Delhi with degrees in Physics, Law, and LL.M., has 4 years of teaching experience. Passionate about legal philosophy and governance.
Case Study: Abhilasha v. Prakash & Ors.
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Case Study: Abhilasha v. Prakash & Ors.
“Unmarried Major Daughters can claim maintenance from their parents under
Forest Rights Act: A legislation for the unheard
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Forest Rights Act: A legislation for the unheard
Indian Forest Act, 1927 came as to recognize forest rights but it did least for tribal communities.
Drunken Driving: Menace on the road
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Drunken Driving: Menace on the road
A police officer in proper uniform is empowered under Sec 202 of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 to arrest any person without a warrant if a person commits an offence under Sec 185 in his presence.
Child Pornography: A disturbing trend in Lockdown
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Child Pornography: A disturbing trend in Lockdown
Under Indian law, we were unable to define child pornography for a long time. Earlier, child pornography was taken in reference to Sec 293 of IPC, 1860, but that is totally disparate from what it actually means.
Supreme Court rejects petition for transparency in the enlistment of cases by the Registry
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Supreme Court rejects petition for transparency in the enlistment of cases by the Registry
On 6 July, 2020 Supreme court bench of Justice Arun Mishra and Justice S. Abdul Nazeer rejected a writ of Mandamus under Art 32 of the Constitution of India against various officers of the Registry of Supreme Court and Union of India.
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