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Cryptocurrencies were one widely underestimated targets for investment in the late 2000s. Today, we hear many stories of common people turned millionaires because of their investment in a cryptocurrency. Let me tell you, most of the stories are true because cryptocurrencies have certainly created a marketing bubble due to it‘s reliability and ironically it’s unreliability and […]
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LAWS AGAINST CHILD LABOUR: Reminder on Intl day against Child Labour Today is marked as WORLD DAY AGAINST CHILD LABOUR. It may not as famous as other international days, but surely it holds an important place in history for international unity. Around 20 years ago, on this day Global March against Child Labour was organised. […]
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Under Muslim Law, as soon as a wakf is created, all rights of property pass out of the wakif and vest in God. But there is a need for a person who can look after the property and manage it. Mutawalli under Muslim Law is that person who supervises or take over the management of […]
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Charity and dedication of property for the religious property is common practice among all the religion in the world. Endowments for religious and pious purposes in Muslim Law is called wakf. Acc to Wakf Validating Act, 1913 wakf means the permanent dedication by a person professing the Mussalman faith of any property for any property […]
Continue ReadingPranab Mukherjee at RSS headquarters In the biggest crossover of the century in Indian Politics, Ex-president Mr Pranab Mukherjee visited Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh at Nagpur. The occasion was “Tritiya Varsha Sangh Shiksha Varg.” Although this is not the first time a congressman has been to RSS headquarter, Pranab Mukherjee at RSS held to be a […]
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Abortion is the ending of a pregnancy by removing a developing life or fetus before it can make due outside the uterus. A premature birth that happens unexpectedly is otherwise called a miscarriage. A fetus removal might be caused deliberately and is then called an induced abortion, or less often, “induced miscarriage”. At the […]
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What is Plagiarism? Why everyone tells you not to plagiarise! Plagiarism is derived from the Latin root “Plagiare” which generally means “to abduct” or to “kidnap”. The stealing of another authors “ideas, work or expressions” while publishing and representing them as yours is plagiarism. Till date, there’s no universal definition of plagiarism and the idea […]
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APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES IN INDIA Recently, Union Minister Upendra Kushwaha started a controversy on the appointment of judges in India by lashing out at the Collegium system for appointing judges. Also, he termed this system as “a bolt on democracy”. Questioning the system he said a child from a humble background can never become a […]
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The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 is the umbrella legislation governing all Hindus in India. Sec. 13-B of the act provides for Divorce by mutual consent which acts as a matrimonial remedy. In today’s era, with matrimonial conflicts on the rise, Divorce by mutual consent acts as the easiest remedy available. Divorce by mutual consent is […]
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The Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation in India Usually, people can approach the court only on the infringement of legal rights only. However, there may arise a case where reasonable expectations may arise. These expectations may arise when a body, by representation or by past practices. Courts can invoke the doctrine of legitimate expectations in any […]
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Bio-piracy is the use of biological resources for the discovery & commercialization of new products. It is based on the concept of Traditional Knowledge (TK) which usually means that people of an indigenous environment are aware of their environment & possess knowledge about the same because they have been living in the same for several […]
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Concept Of Wasiyat Under Muslim Law: According to Baillie, Will is a device for conferring a right of property in a specific thing, or in a profit or advantage, in the manner of a gratuity, postponed till after the death of the testator. When a Muslim executes a will, then that will is called Wasiyat. […]
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