Indian Legal Solution Journal of Criminal and Constitutional Law
ISSN: 2581-8465 Author: Ms. Aneeza Bishnoi, phd scholar, University of Delhi. VICTIM NATION’S SOVERIGN RIGHTS IN CYBER SPACE Abstract: This Article deals with the contemporary subject of when a state can conjure persuasive measures in the internet against non-state on-screen characters. To address this issue, this Article talks about the present dangers to states that Read More …
ISSN : 2581-8465 Mr. Navnnet Sangwan, Assistant Professor, SRM University BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE CONSTITUTION Introduction Doctrine of basic structure is no place communicated or referenced in the constitution of India J. Khanna gave that the power in Article 368 of ‘correct’ isn’t of nature of discretionary yet constrained. Verbatim of Article 368 is that Read More …
ISSN: 2581-8465 Author: Ms. Deepsikha, Research Scholar Article 35A: Part of the Constitution of India An extensive number of political and barrier examiners quality instability in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) to India’s failure to completely coordinate the state into the Union. The difficulties towards such incorporation have authentic roots, dating to the conditions under which the state, Read More …
ISSN : 2581-8465 Author: Rahul Tiwari Co-Author : Abhishek Pandey Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune RESEARCH METHODOLOGY The research work done in this study is doctrinal in nature and is qualitative research. Doctrinal research methodology, which is used in this paper, includes various legal principle and concepts of all types, such as cases laws, legal statutes, commentaries Read More …
ISSN : 2581-8465 Author : Akshay Shrivastava 2nd Year, B.Com LL.B(Hons.) Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar. Abstract: India being a developing country has been working tenaciously on the path to eradicate various social evils, but it has failed to address a pandemic issue of marital rape. Marital rape can be defined as forceful intercourse or Read More …
ISSN: 2581-8465 Author: Ms. Namita Jain, Head of Department – Law, JECRC University POLITICAL FUNDING: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES Abstract: The issue of political funding in India has been a major source of corruption. After the Supreme Court’s judgment of 2002, there was a drastic change in the outlook and practice of receiving funds by political parties, Read More …
ISSN: 2581-8465 Author: Md Imran Ahmad, Jamia Millia Islamia MAJORITY SHAREHOLDERS BUYING OUT BY MINORITY SHAREHOLDING: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY IN REFERENCE TO COMPANIES ACT, 2013 Introduction The idea and the act of squeezing out minority shareholders have always existed in the corporate framework, however, there was no provision into the state of Companies Act, 1956. Read More …