Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research
ISSN: 2582-8878 | PIF: 6.605
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Volume II Issue I (Part-A)
June - July 2021
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Mr. Reghu M, IRS Batch 2015 | Kerala Law Academy, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram
Page: 1-20
Rule of law necessitates its due and precise enforcement without any excesses. This paper conceptually analyses the existing and prevalent system of law enforcement and the fallacies therein, including the post facto nature of remedies to violations.
Arnav Ghai, Jindal Global Law School
Puneet Maharishi, Jindal Global Law School
Page: 21-26
The research proposal focuses on the concept of Adverse Possession and how its misuse by any government can lead to serious environmental and economical problems for the society as a whole, for which various examples and models are provided throughout the proposal for the reader to understand.
Sharlin Puppal, MNLU Mumbai
Page: 27-34
The Inner Line Permit System was designed for frontier regions of the northeast for establishing peaceful administration and protection of the hilly tribal regions of Northeast states. The colonial establishment brought this system as a policy to exercise control on the northeast region more
efficiently
Rishabh Jain, Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai
Page: 35-46
It is quite often said that an idle mind is a devil’s workshop. Curious nature of human beings has led to numerous discoveries. Human cloning is one of them. A concept which had been only a topic of science fiction for time immemorial, turned into reality in the year 1997 with the arrival of Dolly, a cloned sheep.
Sarthak Sharma, OP Jindal Global Law School
Page: 47-50
The doctrine of survivorship was a model of property division, prevalent in the Mitakshara school of thought under Hindu legal traditions. It was a heavily patriarchal system which essentially mandated the division of the estate solely among the male claimants, terming them as coparceners.
Sarthak Arora , Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Gaayan Arora, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Yashvi Arora, National law University, Jodhpur
Page: 51-58
The Constitution of India charges the state to verify social, financial and political equity to every one of its residents, in this manner making the established command for expedient equity certain through Article 141 which ensures correspondence under
Ananya K N, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
Page: 59-68
The doctrine of survivorship was a model of property division, prevalent in the Mitakshara school of thought under Hindu legal traditions. It was a heavily patriarchal system which essentially mandated the division of the estate solely among the male claimants, terming them as coparceners.
Ragini Singh, Symbiosis Law School Nagpur
Page: 69-86
Advanced criminal examination has arrived at a state of complexity requiring the inclusion of a wide rangevof controls to fathom a wrongdoing. Each order embeds a piece of the riddle until it is finished. It is critical to comprehend what each scientific master brings to the table.
Khyati Tuli, Amity Law School, Delhi (Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University)
Page: 87-93
Section 3 of the Competition Act 2 states that an agreement between enterprises or persons at different levels of the production chain in different markets, in respect of production, supply, distribution, storage, sale or price of, or trade-in goods or provision...
Prashant Kumar Varun, Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow
Page: 94-103
Humans are born with several rights. Some rights are human right which is exit from its inception and some are legal rights provided by the legislature. These legal rights are protected by the imposing duties to the person.
Vismay GRN, The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS)
Page: 104-118
The Covid – 19 pandemic has caused unprecedented havoc on society in the year 2020. The effects of the pandemic have been felt across varied spheres of human activity, be it the economy or the health sector.
Umang Gupta, Amity Law School Noida
Page: 119-126
The Legal Realism Theory is one of the most important theory of jurisprudence which helps in giving the wings in understanding of decision of courts. The realists contend that law has emanated from judges, hence law can be said as what court do and not what they say.
Kartik Anant Pandey, Thakur Ramnarayan College of law
Page: 127-136
The present paper deal with the ambiguity of The Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (Prevention and Control) Act, 2017, it also represents the necessary changes regarding self-disclosure of the person infected with HIV/AIDs.
Anya Parikh, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
Page: 137-155
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