Volume IV Issue II
April - May 2022
Dr. Sukhda Pritam, Chief Judicial Magistrate, Ambala, Haryana
Page: 01-14
This article discusses about the scenario where parties are Hindus of Indian origin and place of residence may vary from time to time. The word “Hindu” in this article refers to all individuals who come under purview of Hindu Marriage Act 1955 section 2(1).
Saurabh Ajay Gupta, Additional Advocate General (Chhattisgarh), Former Additional Advocate General (Punjab), Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India
Page: 15-25
In any democratic society, work in a prison is public service. Prisons are places like schools and hospitals which should be run by civil power with object of contributing to the public good.
Aathi Kesavan A, Christ (Deemed to be) University
Page: 26-36
Law in all counties authorises and permits police to use force under some circumstances. It is their mandate and it cannot be questioned. It is the police who have to protect the society from the offenders and to reduce the acts
Srijan Bisht, BA LLB, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad
Page: 37-42
Mahabharata is an epic tale from the 9th century BCE. It was written and compiled by Ved Vyasa. The epic holds great relevance in the Indian Context. It has taught our civilisation the meaning of dharma and principles.
Eshita Bhasin, LLM, Corporate and Commercial Law, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be) University, Bangalore
Page: 43-59
From the inception of the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) Mechanism in India, the development, transformation, and modernization of the Arbitration Laws
Nikita Chhabra, Centre for Legal Studies, GIBS (IP University), Rohini, New Delhi
Rahul Kashyap, Centre for Legal Studies, GIBS (IP University), Rohini, New Delhi
Page: 60-71
When the constitutional representatives and the elected government take their offices, they take an oath to uphold the constitution and to bear loyalty toward the constitution.