Articles tagged as Indian Law
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Latest Law Papers tagged as Indian Law
Including law essays, dissertations, problem questions, case summaries, and law lectures, suitable for law students working towards their LLB / LLM qualifications or those studying for the new SQE.
Indian Constitution and Asymmetric Federalism
Administrative Law
“It must always be remembered that the various Indian tribes were once independent and sovereign nations and that their claim to sovereignty ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Adoption and Indian Society
Family Law
Adoption provides a very important function in Indian society. India has long tradition of child adoption. In older days, i......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Telangana Constitutional Issues
Administrative Law
This paper traces the provisions and framework laid down in the Constitution of India with regard to formation of new states and alteration of boundaries to carve out new states. Since the formation of......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
National Company Law Tribunal
Administrative Law
The Companies (Second Amendment) Bill, 2002 has been passed by the Parliament and the law for it has been enacted. However, it is yet to come into ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Free Transferability of Shares in Public
Business Law
Restrictions on a shareholder’s ability to sell his stake in a company usually find its way through most Shareholders Agreements. Be it through a right of first ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Concept Behind the Separation of Powers
Administrative Law
The concept of Separation of Powers is a model for the governance of democratic states. The three branches of the government- the legislative, the ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Customs is an Important Source of Law
Islamic Law
Because of the working women belonging to the lower strata of the society, the various castes and tribes had relatively more woman oriented inheritance laws as opposed to the higher castes where women mostly just maintained the household....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Effectiveness of the Legal Provisions
Family Law
The word maintenance in common parlance means the act of supporting. When we come upon the term maintenance in relation to the family structure, we only tend......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
India Has the World’s Second Largest Legal Profession
Indian Law
India has the worlds second largest legal profession with more than 600,000 lawyers. The predominant service providers are individual lawyers ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
The Indian Forest and Wildlife Acts
International Law
A forest is a terrestrial ecosystem, where communities of plants and animals interact with one another and with the physical environment ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Property Law
Land Law
Introduction The Indian Contract Act was passed before the Transfer of Property Act, and as stated in the notes to the preamble of the T.P.Act, one......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Issue in the Industrial Jurisprudence
Jurisprudence
The definition of industry has always been a very contentious issue in the industrial jurisprudence and there have been an array of cases which ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Jurisdiction of the Supeme Court
Judicial Law
The Supreme Court has original, appellate and advisory jurisdiction. Its exclusive original jurisdiction extends to any dispute between the Government of India and one or more States or between the Government of India...
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
The Indian Constitution and Its Contribution to International Law
International Law
Law is given by the subjects of that legal system to govern themselves. In this sense, States are the primary contributors of international law ......
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Daughters Get Equal Share
Finance Law
Women constitute half the world's population, perform nearly two-thirds of its hours, and receive one-tenth of the world's income and less than one hundredth of the property....
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Family Law Research Paper Common Grounds for Divorce
Family Law
All major religions have their own laws, which govern divorces within their own community......
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Corporate Disclosure and Transparency
Finance Law
There is no gainsaying of the importance of corporate governance at a time when stock market interests have clambered up on to a much higher perch as compared to some years ago....
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
What Are the Problems Facing Biotech Patents?
International Law
INTRODUCTION Biotechnology is the science of developing techniques for the application of biological processes and organisms to the production ......
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Intellectual Property Services in India & Service Tax Regime
International Law
Moving in an era where the fruits or products of intellect are considered to be at a higher footage than any other form of material wealth , as ......
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Plant Breeders Rights
Human Rights Law
The concept of Intellectual Property was originally not extended to include plant variety management....
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Marital Rape: Should It Be Made an Alternate Ground for Divorce?
Family Law
Rape has, time and again, been defined to be the most heinous crime that can be committed against a woman- a crime which can be regarded as the most brutal......
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Composition of an Arbitral Tribunal
Commercial Law
INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND PICTURE Prior to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (hereinafter called ‘the Act’), the Arbitration ......
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019
Emergency Provisions Under Constitution of India
Administrative Law
The Indian system of government is of quasi-judicial nature where resembling a federal government, powers are distributed between the centre ......
Last modified: 3rd Jul 2019