AUTHORED BY: AAKANSHA LATALA MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR “A gender-equal society would be one where the word ‘gender‘ does not exist: where everyone can be themselves.” – # ME TOO Workplace has no gender The state of women in India has undergone a considerable change since the past there is a lot more development yet to take
Author – Megha Pandey Co-Author – Harsha Tiwari Amity Law School Noida Classification of Administrative Functions as purely Legislative, Administrative and Judicial Administrative action is a comprehensive term and defies exact definition. In modern times the administrative process as a byproduct of intensive form of government cuts across the traditional classification of governmental powers and
AUTHORED BY: Jyotsna Bhardwaj LC-1, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi WOMEN’S RIGHTS AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN This Article talks about Women’s Rights & Violence against them. It talks about how the situation of women is changing from time to time. This Article is divided into three parts. In the first part there is a brief
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA EXTERNAL AIDS TO INTERPRETATION Dictionaries- Dictionary use/reference is of great importance and immense value in interpretation of a statute. Where a word or an expression used in a statute cannot be understood in common parlance, the courts, while interpreting the statute may resort to refer dictionaries for
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Internal aids to interpretation The expression ‘Aids’ means instruments or tools of assistance to carry out a particular thing done or an activity performed or obtained or explained. As far as the construction or interpretation of statutes is concerned, aid help or assist in explaining the meaning of
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Rules Of Interpretation Grammatical or Literal Rule of Interpretation One of the basic rules of interpretation of statute is grammatical interpretation. It is also known as literal or primary or natural or popular interpretation. The rule of grammatical construction is considered to be the first principle of interpretation.
AUTHORED BY: HIMANI GOYAL AMITY LAW SCHOOL NOIDA “Every country needs its whistleblowers. They are crucial to a healthy society. The employee who, in the public interest, has the independence of judgement and the personal courage to challenge malpractice or illegality is a kind of public hero.” ― Fuad Alakbarov WHISTLE BLOWER AND THEIR PROTECTION IN INDIA
AUTHORED BY: SHEFALI GUPTA AMITY LAW SCHOOL NOIDA Public Information Officer Following information is exempted to be disclosed under RTI Act, 2005 If an RTI application is rejected, the proper reason of rejection along with the time period, within which an appeal against such rejection has to be made, and residence of the appellant authority with
Author – Anshika Agarwal Corporate Embassador, CRC Amity Law School, Noida. Co-Author – Yash Mittal President, CRC Amity Law School, Noida. We look at adoption as a very sacred exchange. It was not done lightly on either side. I would dedicate my life to this child. -Jamie Lee Curtis Adoption Rights ABSTRACT : In recent years,
AUTHORED BY: SPARSH JUNEJA AMITY LAW SCHOOL NOIDA The public is increasingly disgusted with a steady diet of defamation and prepared to reward those who refrain from it – Mitch Daniels Defamation In Modern Age Defamation laws were built because of the recognized need for people to have and retain their reputation. Reputation is considered to
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA “One should not aim at being possible to understand, but at being impossible to misunderstand.” “Have something to say, and say it as clearly as you can. That is the only secret of style.” “You don’t write because you want to say something, you write because you
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Part IV containing Articles 36 to 51 lay down the various provisions relating to Directive Principles of State Policy. The framers of our Constitution borrowed the Directive Principles of State Policy from the Constitution of Ireland, 1937. It means a body of guidelines to the State, the three
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL (L.L.B 3 YEARS) PROHIBITION OF DISCRIMINATION ARTICLE 15 Article 15 of the Indian Constitution deals with ‘Prohibition of Discrimination’ on the grounds of religion, race, sex or place of birth. The word ‘discrimination’ means to make an adverse distinction or to distinguish unfavorable from others. If a law makes
“Property exists by the grace of the law. It is not a fact, but a legal fiction.” Author – Ankit Kumar Co-Author – Megha Pandey Amity Law School Noida Legal fiction is an assumption that is technically untrue or unknown that is used to guide legal decisions. They derive their legitimacy from tradition and precedent
INTRODUCTION The word ‘Constitution’ is derived from the French word ‘Constitutro’ which means to establish. It also means “rules, regulations and orders”. It is a text or document containing the fundamental principles/rules to determine and regulate between the State/Government and the people. According to Aristotle, constitution is the way of life, which the state has
Name – Shivangi Singh Amity Law School Noida “A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination & hard work” Study Of Revolutions Introduction A man has to do something in order to gain something. According to Colin Powell, “A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination &
AUTHORED BY: NANDNI AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Deoxyribonucleic Acid Testing in India INTRODUCTION A genealogical DNA test is a DNA-based test which takes a gander at particular areas of a man’s genome keeping in mind the end goal to decide tribal ethnicity and genealogical connections[1]. Results give data about ethnic gatherings the guinea pig might be
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL (L.L.B 3 YEARS) Hindu Marriage Act Overview Marriage is the ‘nucleus’ of the family. It is a process by which the physical union of a man and woman is legalized and thereby regulates social life. It is the very foundation of the family and society. Hindus consider marriage as
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL (L.L.B 3 YEARS) ORGANS OF UNITED NATIONS Chapter III of the UN Charter comprising of Articles 7 and 8 lays down the provisions relating to the organs of the United Nations. Article 7 provides that the organs of the United Nations may be of two kinds, namely- Principal Organs;
Authored by: Sidhant Malhotra AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA Evolution of Indian History and Religion ABSTRACT Religion in India is portrayed by an assorted variety of religious convictions and practices. India is a common state with no state religion. The Indian subcontinent is the origination of four of the world’s real religions; to be specific Hinduism,
Authored by: Roel Mathew Wills AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA ARBITRATION ACT OVERVIEW Nowadays many corporates and firms have an inclination towards avoidance of courtroom battles and why should they not. When an alternative dispute handling and resolution process is in existence then why to squander around courtrooms. These alternative dispute resolution mechanisms not only save
AUTHORED BY: Himanshi Gulati AMITY LAW SCHOOL “FATE WORSE THAN DEATH” CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF ACID VIOLENCE IN INDIA AND OTHER WESTERN COUNTRIES. ABSTRACT This research talks about the Acid Attack Violence: A Callous and Cruel form of violence which is the act of throwing acid or similar corrosive substance for with the intent to disfigure.
AUTHORED BY: Adithya Paul Ambrose AMITY LAW SCHOOL, LLM (Taxation Law) The Porosity of China’s Intellectual Property Law and the Road Ahead for India Abstract: The scarcity and inconsistent nature of China’s published judicial decisions indicates that its IPR enforcement is still virtually nonexistent when compared to the number of violations. Paired with jurisdictional confusion
AUTHORED BY: SANAH SETHI AMITY LAW SCHOOL (L.L.B 3 YEARS) THE UNITED NATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS The very purpose of the establishment of the UN in 1945 is the maintenance of International peace and security, which cannot be achieved without the protection of human rights. As such, there was an overwhelming response from the member states
