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INTRODUCTION The defence of person and property of every citizen is the responsibility of the State. But, there are times in life when a person has to act unlawfully due to various circumstances. When a person reacts in such a manner, it can be included under private defence. Private Defence is the most important right […]
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Immigration is an act of moving to a foreign country for long term settlement. (Immigration must not be confused with migrants, which means people moving within the country) Generally, immigration’s objective is to attain the citizenship of a foreign country. Immigration Laws in India govern the process of immigration and the acquisition of citizenship in […]
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[Overview, Meaning, Functions, Origin, Indian Laws] The emphasis on the growth of the economy and increase in savings lying idle, added with the inefficiency of businesses to raise capital to expand, modernize, diversify, Merchant Banks(MB) was the need of the hour. Securities Exchange Board of India’s formation in 1992, there were multiple guidelines, rules, and […]
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ADULTERY On 27 September, 2018 the Supreme Court of India had announced it’s another major verdict by decriminalising adultery aimed at upholding the right of life and freedom just a few days after the judgement on Section-377. The judgement was given by 5 judge bench headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Mishra where he […]
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About the Organization Centre for Accountability and Systemic Change (CASC) is a think tank working towards rationalization and enforcement of laws for better governance. They are an independent and non-political organization. They believe that the laws must be applied rationally and equally, irrespective of the stature of persons involved. The Twitter handle of CASC is @casc_india. […]
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Introduction- A triple talaq is a form of divorce that was practised in Islam, whereby a Muslim man could legally divorce his wife by pronouncing talaq (the Arabic word for divorce) three times. The pronouncement could be oral or written, or, in recent times, delivered by electronic means such as telephone, SMS, email or social media.[1] In […]
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ABOUT LEGAL PATRA The aim of legal Patra is the gathering of ideas and knowledge regarding legal aspects and providing a platform for conveying it. In doing so, we hope to facilitate the transition of students from studying the theory to applying it. We strive to bring the best talents in the legal world and […]
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On 6 September 2018, the Supreme Court of India passed a major verdict on Homosexuality i.e. decriminalising homosexuality. Our honourable chief justice of India Deepak Misra said Section 377 discriminates against individuals based on their Sexual orientation and gender identity violating Article-14 & 15 of the Constitution further he said that it was also violating […]
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About Pen Acclaims Pen Acclaims is defined by its mission: to create additional opportunities for all. We share that endeavour with millions of readers working in legal practice, research, education, government, students and with public too. We are a multidisciplinary national journal bearing ISSN 2581-5504, publishing manuscripts based on various branches of law, management, commerce, […]
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About- Sahara India – Winds E, World World’s Largest Happiness Program bringing smiles on the faces of shoppers for their everyday shopping is looking to hire a Senior Analyst – Legal & Compliance for their Lucknow Office. Key responsibilities for the role: Should have worked previously in a Fintech Startup. Identifying legal issues and risks […]
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Title – Keshavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru and Others vs State of Kerala and Another Citation(s) – (1973) 4 SCC 225: AIR 1973 SC 1461 Bench – CJI S M Sikri and Justices K S Hegde, A K Mukherjea, J M Shelat, A N Grover, P Jaganmohan Reddy, H R Khanna, A N Ray, D G Palekar, […]
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“A Perpetuity, may be a thing odious in law , and destructive to the Commonwealth, it might put a stop to commerce, and stop the circulation of riches of the kingdom, and therefore not to be countenanced in equity “[1] Introduction RULE AGAINST PERPETUITY under TPA, 1882- Putting restrictions on the transferability of property is […]
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