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Infringement of trademark is a violation of exclusive rights full of regard to trademark. Infringement may arise or occur when any person or a company, ‘the infringer’ uses a trademark which is similar or alike or confusingly similar to a trademark for an ordinary man, which is possessed or owned by another party in connection […]
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Dying declaration (hereinafter referred as DD) can be defined as any oral or document any statement made by a person which is related to causing his death. Section 32 of the evidence act 1872 deals with the concept of dying declaration. As an exception to the general rule of Hearsay, DD are admissible under section […]
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Animals, just like humans, have the aptitude of comprehending physical and mental pain. Therefore, they’ll understand the severity of any physical or mental harm that’s inflicted on them. This earth belongs to them also in the same way it belongs to us. Thus, it’s imperative that other living creatures are allowed to live and thrive […]
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Child abuse is a common and largely ignored practice in India. This practice is now been acknowledged as a heinous criminal offence by the legislature. Historically, Child Sexual Abuse nor was acknowledged as a criminal offence neither was acknowledged as a problem to the society in India. It was only registered as a rape under […]
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INTRODUCTION: The Government of India has been somewhat courteous in their platform of ‘Make in India’ and magnifying the ‘ease of doing business in India’. The quick and effective enforcement of contracts, recuperation of monetary rights and resolution of business disputes and award of just repayment for damages are undeniably quintessential to buoy up journey […]
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INTRODUCTION TO THE LAWS RELATED TO PROPERTY DOCTRINE OF SPES SUCCESSIONIS- By its very extant, the community mandates interaction, exchange or transfer. A property whether movable or immovable, is transferred from one person to another under distinct situations and circumstances and for different values. This pass on may be a gift, an endowment or an […]
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Work in this contemporary world is everything. To imagine a world without work is quite impossible for most people. The upsurge of the Novel Coronavirus, nations after nation is locking down cities across the world, requesting the citizens to stay home to prevent the further spread of deadly coronavirus. Even though, the working rules our […]
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“The only difference between the man and man all over the world over is one of degree, and not of kind, even as there is between trees of the same species. Where is in the cause of anger, envy or discrimination?” – Mahatma Gandhi INTRODUCTION: Today’s organizations face new challenges thrown by changing demographics and […]
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About The Organization The Law Communicants is a legal tech platform for law students and aspiring lawyers. We aim to create a bridge between Students, Advocates, and Academic scholars. The Law Communicants also publishes articles, blogs, and expert opinions of ace legal professionals. The Law Communicants is a 360° platform of complete legal information – […]
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Vasundhara- The Green Society, Law College Dehradun, Faculty of Uttaranchal University is hereby honored to announce that we are conducting a “Article writing competition on disaster management act ” i.e., from 1st July 2021. Due to COVID-19 we all are at home and at this point of time we could think about doing something productive and interesting which will help you to enhance your knowledge. As it is said: Words can be like X-rays if you use them properly – they’ll go […]
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Force Majeure is a French term that means “an event or effect that can neither be anticipated nor controlled”. Some lawyers or authors define force majeure as “An act of God”, this French term literally means “superior forces”. In law, it includes all kinds of acts of God, Unavoidable Disasters. These also include natural disasters, […]
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The NALSAR Student Law Review (NLSR) is now accepting submissions for its upcoming Volume XVI. The NSLR is an annual, student-edited, peer-reviewed law journal that is the flagship publication of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, India. It is indexed on HeinOnline and SCC Online. The NSLR is committed to encouraging and enhancing the quality of legal scholarship in India through […]
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