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Author: Hitanshu Joshi LL.B 3rd Year BVDU, New Law College, Pune Abstract: The concept of Curative Petition evolved after the judgment of the Supreme Court in the landmark judgment of Rupa Ashok Hurra vs. Ashok Hurra and Ors. A Curative Petition is the petition filed in the Supreme Court after the Review Petition against the final judgment of the Supreme Court has been dismissed. Before the judgment of Rupa Ashok… Read More »Evolution of Curative Petition in India

Author: Simran Pradhan 3rd Year B.A. LL.B Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad 1. INTRODUCTION Abduction and kidnapping are particular types of offences which come under the law of crimes. The word “kid‟ means child and “napping” means to steal. The word, thus, literally means “child stealing”. Kidnapping under the IPC is not only confined to child stealing. It has been given a wider meaning has been given to it like carrying… Read More »A Detailed Study on Abduction and Kidnapping Under the Indian Penal Code

Author: – Sakshi Arya 4th Year B.A. LL.B Rtmnu’s Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law, Nagpur (Main Branch) ABSTRACT: In contemporary copyright law, there is a continuous discussion around the nature and extent of the clients’ rights, ought to need to copyright works, exacerbated by progressing innovative turns of events. Inside that banter, this article questions the benefit of taking a gander at the cures clients may have against copyright… Read More »The History and Nature of Criminal Remedies Under The Copyright Law

Author: – Ankur Srivastav 5th Year B.A. LL.B Chandigarh University, Chandigarh ABSTRACT: The laws of space have been laid down in the black and white years, these laws need to be developed again as they were developed at a time when space activities were limited to the discovery of unknown celestial objects and the development of space probes. The outdoor space is an area with equal access mandatory. Just as… Read More »Space Law: Development And Challenges

Author: – Sakshi Arya 4th Year B.A. LL.B Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law, Nagpur (Main Branch) Abstract: The 21st century has seen such a hazardous ascent in the number of manners by which we use data, that it is broadly alluded to as the data age‟ This advanced unrest has penetrated India also. Perceiving its noteworthiness, and that it vows to acquire enormous disturbances practically all divisions of society,… Read More »Data Privacy and Security in India

Author: Dilpriya Juneja 3rd Year LL.B (3 Year) Amity Law School, Noida INTRODUCTION In India, cows are respected by the majority of the population. According to the Vedas, cows are worshipped as they are the sources of various important things that are an integral part of our daily life. A huge number of Hindus respect and worship cows. Hinduism is a religion that considers the status of the Mother to… Read More »Cow Vigilantism

Author: Rachna R Kurup 2nd Year BBA LL.B Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad Abstract: Option of puberty is a concept that evolved from the Muslim personal law which later got inculcated in the Hindu personal law as well. As per Muhammad law, the option of puberty is a right available to the parties of the marriage to repudiate the marriage if it was entered by them before they attained the age… Read More »Critical analysis of Khyar-ul-Bulgh