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What is Doctrine of Severability?
Severability means to separate, break up, part. Doctrine of severability means when any provision of a particular statutes is unconstitutional.
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What is social justice and how it is guaranteed under the Constitution of India?
One should recollect that a Constitution is a fundamental law, in which the basic goals are fulfilled.
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Food Delivery through Drones: Compliances and Complexities
Taking a step ahead to approach non-contact delivery of food, delivery startups like Zomato, Swiggy, and Dunzo can now use drones as a means for dispensing their items.
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What is the meaning of Political Justice in the light of Preamble?
The Indian Constitution in its Preamble[1] presents as under According to Preamble of the Constitution, India is a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular democratic country to empower the citizens.
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State under Constitution of India
There is a distinction between the political and legal understanding of the ‘state’. Politically, the state emerges as an institution for the well being of its people and it consists of all that it encompasses; territory, population, human resource and sovereignty.
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Minorities under attack: Religion-established hatred and struggle in Pakistan
Following increased disturbances of destruction, racism, and hatred towards members of theological and sectarian minority societies across Pakistan
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What is Public Interest Litigation?
The connotation ‘Public Interest Litigation’ has been obtained from American law, where it was meant to give a lawful description to already underrepresented groups like poor people, the racial minorities, disorderly customers, residents who were forceful about the natural issues, and so forth
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What is Election Commission of India?
The Election Commission of India is an independent constitutional authorization qualified for controlling election means in India at national, state and district levels.
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What is Right to Vote as a Constitutional Right with International Aspect?
With the Supreme Court declining to intervene, under Art. 136 of the Constitution of India, to preserve the privilege of the beginners voters, reaching into lakhs, in the survey acquired territory of Telangana to practice their verification.
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What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?
ADR stands for Alternative Dispute Resolution; some people call it “Appropriate” Dispute Resolution. It just means finding an alternate way to resolve your dispute without browsing the court process.
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Validity of Scrapping of Article 370 of Indian Constitution
Kashmir has always been accepted as the heaven of the earth owing to its natural beauty. The region is located in the North western part of the Indian Subcontinent and includes the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir.
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What are the Emerging legal issues in an AI-driven world?
This article throws light on the legal issues in an AI-driven world.
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What is Sexual Harassment at Workplace?
Women in India has been victim of discrimination from considerable period, after the Vedic period women has been continuously suffering this discrimination in every class like in religion, education, race and profession
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Cyber crime : A Virtual shark of the scene
Crime is an illegal activity for which a person can be punished by law. Physical presence of a criminal and thereby resulting injury is not only a mode of committing a crime.
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Document required before verification of land
Buying a home is a dream for each person. Every individual strains each nerve from the very childhood by working hard in order to give his best in college to later obtain a high paying job.
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How is the Juvenile Justice System different?
A child being arrested for a crime is not undertaken as an adult and is sent to the Child Care Centre whereas a juvenile is a person among the age group of sixteen and eighteen years.
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What are the Rights of Unmarried Couples?
Many couples live together before they get married, or choose not to get married at all. However, unmarried couples living together have different legal rights compared to married couples
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How to start your Non-Banking Finance Company?
The law of India also supports the justice of the rights of men and women. Though, in the field of women’s human rights in India
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China’s Most Favoured Nation Status:
Most-favoured-nation (MFN) status is an economic position in which a state enjoys the simplest trade terms given by its trading partner.
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What are the Aspects of Patent and its infringement?
The Delhi High Court observed that patent is an exclusive right, which the inventor has over his invention as a reward in return of the disclosure of his invention to the public for the benefit of the society.
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Why is Old Age Homes Becoming a Necessity in India Now?
An old age home refers to a place where the old people are kept and taken care of which includes facilities like meals, gatherings, recreational activities and also providing medical assistance.
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What are the Rights of Children?
All personalities under the age of 18 are empowered to the rules and rights assured by the laws that direct our country and the international legal means we have accepted by confirming them.
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What are the Rights and Liabilities of a Seller of An Immovable Property?
The article mentions the Rights and Liabilities of a Seller of An Immovable Property and also mentions the provisions that shall be applied in absence of the existence of any contrary contract.
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What is the National Commission for Minorities?
The Constitution of India aims at providing the equality and removing the barrier of discrimination and to achieve the aforesaid goal.
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