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About All India Legal Forum: All India legal Forum is a platform to provide a valuable contemporary assessment of issues and developments in the legal field and also put forward quality legal content for the masses. The initiative aims to generate diverse social, political, legal and constitutional discourse on law-related topics for the ever-growing legal […]
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Petitioner ………… Shayara Bano Respondent …………. 1) Rizwan Ahmed 2) Union of India 3) Ministry of law and Justice 4) Ministry of women and child Development 5) Ministry of Minority Affairs 6) National Commission for Women 7) All India Muslim Personal Law Board EQUIVALENT CITATION– (2007) 9 SCC1Writ Petition […]
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About Law Mantra Trust: “Law Mantra” (headquarters New Delhi) (Registration No 150 in Book No.4 Vol No 3, 603 0f 2018) is not for profit organisation running for the purpose of enhancing legal academics and legal awareness in the society and in the practice of the same. Law Mantra is a registered society under the Indian […]
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Malinowski stated that marriage is the procreation of children[1], though many women are not always able to conceive. In today’s modern era, men and women facing a decreasing fertility rate due to changing social structure, mental and physical stress, anxiety, overuse of emergency contraceptives, sexually transmitted infections, hormonal imbalance, etc. Couples have often wished for […]
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Rustom Cavasjee Cooper (RC COOPER) ……. Petitioner Senior Counsel Nani Phalkhivala represented RC Cooper. v/s Union of India …….. Respondent Attorney General Niren De and Solicitor General Jagdish Swarup represented Union of India. EQUIVALENT CITATION:- 1970 AIR 564, 1970 SCR (3) 530. BENCH:- Shah, J.C. & Sikri, S.M., Shelat, J.M. & Bhargava, Vishishtha, Mitter, […]
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International E-conference on Law & Spirituality (ICLS) is an initiative of Campus Law Centre and Ethiccraft Club with the aim to shed light on the intersection of Law & Spirituality and its contribution in the evolution of legal system. Spirituality is the progenitor of ethics and morality which in turn have always provided a context […]
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The definition of free consent is stated in Section 13 of the Indian Contract Act, which reads, “It is when two or more individuals agree on the same item and within the same sense.” As a result, the two persons must agree on something in the same meaning. Let’s have a look at an example. […]
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NSS Unit of NLU Assam is organizing a multilateral conference that would deal with cross-sectoral discussions pertinent to North-East India. The event is scheduled for 25th July 2021. It would serve as the flagship event of their NSS unit, and is christened “The Kamrup Dialogue”. ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY Under the guidance of our patron, Prof. […]
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There were many challenges in front of lawmakers on how to make laws on a fictional body because the corporation is not a single body or does not consist of only one person in many cases and many of the corporations does not only have their facilities in one country but in various other countries […]
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The Amikus Qriae is the brainchild of several legal luminaries and eminent personalities across the country and the globe. TAQ is a dream online the platform which aims at proliferating legal knowledge and providing an ingenious understanding and cognizance of various fields of law to make sure that legal knowledge and experience penetrates to every […]
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All India Legal Forum, the brainchild of several legal luminaries and eminent personalities across the country and the globe, is a dream online platform that aims at proliferating legal knowledge and providing an ingenious understanding and cognizance of various fields of law, simultaneously aiming to generate diverse social, political, legal and constitutional discourse on law-related […]
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Strict Liability[1]:- The rule of strict liability was initially established in the 1869 case of Rylands v. Fletcher[2]. The defendant engaged independent contractors (engineers) to create a water reservoir on his land to power his mill, according to the case’s short facts. Engineers discovered abandoned mine shafts but neglected to adequately cap them. As a […]
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