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- Vidhi Parivartan’s Webinar on “Making of a Corporate Lawyer with emphasis on Merger and Acquisition (M&A)| In Conversation with Mr. Nitin Potdar, M&A Partner, J. Sagar Associates, Author – “The GPS Paradigm
ABOUT VIDHI PARIVARTANVidhi Parivartan is a legal platform that seeks to hone the skill sets of all the budding lawyers, aid the law students in all possible manner by optimum utilization of resources available at their disposal and thereby empower the legal fraternity eventually. The platform aspires to undertake host of short, medium and long-term activities and programmes for the … Continue reading Vidhi Parivartan’s Webinar on “Making of a Corporate Lawyer with emphasis on Merger and Acquisition (M&A)| In Conversation with Mr. Nitin Potdar, M&A Partner, J. Sagar Associates, Author – “The GPS Paradigm - Lawshala presents 1st online national level quiz competition
About the Organisation:LawShala is an online platform which provides all the legal news of the country under one roof. The organization’s goal is to increase legal knowledge and provide a creative understanding and cognition of various fields of law, while also attempting to generate diverse social, political, legal, and constitutional discourse on law-related topics, ensuring that legal knowledge reaches every … Continue reading Lawshala presents 1st online national level quiz competition - National workshop on contract drafting
Impart Victory is organising a workshop – a learning session to let everyone learn the legal dimensions in these ever changing circumstance. We will facilitate with the different concept of learning even by monitoring your knowledge. The workshop will focus specifically on the individual learning of the participants. EligibilityThe program is open to students as well as professionals of any … Continue reading National workshop on contract drafting - Call for articles
About the SocietyThe Society of Law and Literature, Nature Law University Odisha was established in 2020 to ferment an atmosphere where the emphasis is laid more on the connotation of law and literature. The objectives of the Society is to create an atmosphere where literature is to be read and promoted through artwork, theatre, article writing, article/book review, film making, … Continue reading Call for articles - 2 days free online workshop on Consumer protection and its implications & Consumer Litigation
About E-Justice India E-Justice India is one of the Most Trusted and Popular Legal Website of India. E-Justice India is dedicated to Law Students, Lawyers and Attorneys. It is managed by CSM Partners and Associates LLP (AAS-5840). The aim of E-Justice India is to provide Education in Indian Legal Sector. Through this Portal, we set-up towards Right to Education. E-Justice … Continue reading 2 days free online workshop on Consumer protection and its implications & Consumer Litigation - 10th Online National Quiz Competition on Family Law
About the quiz competition:In furtherance to the aim of revolutionizing the legal educational sector and Enthused by the success of 9 series of Online National Quiz Competition, Legis Scriptor is pleased to introduce 10 th National Law Quiz Competition on ‘FAMILY LAW’. It aims to provide a unique platform to students and Law aficionadosacross the country to put their knowledge … Continue reading 10th Online National Quiz Competition on Family Law - 3rd E-Justice India Online Quiz Competition on Constitutional Law: Register Now
About E-Justice India E-Justice India is one of the Most Trusted and Popular Legal Website of India. E-Justice India iscdedicated to Law Students, Lawyers and Attorneys. It is managed by CSM Partners andcAssociates LLP (AAS-5840). The aim of E-Justice India is to provide Education in Indian Legal Sector. Through this Portal, we set-up towards Right to Education. E-Justice India provides … Continue reading 3rd E-Justice India Online Quiz Competition on Constitutional Law: Register Now - LexAcharya India 2nd Debate Competition
Lexacharya India in Collaboration with Arka Jain University and Vidhi Seva Evam Samajik Utthan Samit ThemeWhether India is lacking behind in implementation of Child Protection Laws as compared to other Developing Countries or Not. WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?1.Academicians, Researchers, and Ph.D./Doctoral Scholars from any field.2.Students pursuing bachelors or masters degree (UG and PG).3.Advocates, NGOs and Think Tank.4.Government officers and employees of … Continue reading LexAcharya India 2nd Debate Competition - [Online] Interactive Certificate Course on Competition Law & Practice by MyLawman ( Register by 17 june)
MyLawman is delighted to announce that we are organizing an Online Interactive Certificate Course on Competition Law & Practice. This course has been designed for all law students and budding lawyers who want to build their careers in competition law; including research scholars and law professionals who are enthusiastic about gaining knowledge about various facets of Competition Law. The course … Continue reading [Online] Interactive Certificate Course on Competition Law & Practice by MyLawman ( Register by 17 june)
- EUTHANASIA: RIGHT TO LIFE INCLUDES RIGHT TO DIE
Name: Visheshta Kalra Institution of affiliation: Amity Law School,Noida Year of Study: 4th ABSTRACT:Article 21 of the Constitution of India is the source of the multitude of rights and freedoms that go to establish the most hallowed principal right to life. The Supreme Court has been deciphering Article 21 in a more extensive sense and … Continue reading EUTHANASIA: RIGHT TO LIFE INCLUDES RIGHT TO DIE - SOCIAL MEDIA: A FREE REAL ESTATE TO EXERCISE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION
Authors : Sanjana Dayal and Alankrita Katiyar Year, Course and College : 3rd yearBBA LLB (corporate laws)University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun. ABSTRACTArticle 19 of the ICCPR deals with freedom of expression to see, receive and impart information of all kinds through any social media of individual choice. The right to freedom of speech … Continue reading SOCIAL MEDIA: A FREE REAL ESTATE TO EXERCISE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION - COVID-19 Vaccines: Are Patent Rights Still Ethical?
A case for compulsory licensing Author: Diya Dave Institution: NALSAR University of Law, VI Semester Many consider patent rights to be ethical rights as they advance innovation and incentivise the production of knowledge. The need to balance patent rights with access to information and essentials is the most popular discourse in today’s time. Generally, this debate … Continue reading COVID-19 Vaccines: Are Patent Rights Still Ethical? - Harry Potter and the magical world of IPR
AUTHOR: Sonal Lalwani Semester VI B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)National Law University, Jodhpur The following article analyzes the success of the Harry Potter books as a case study. The author objectively interprets the monetization process of the book and how it became a global phenomenon. An honest attempt has also been made to understand the branding strategy … Continue reading Harry Potter and the magical world of IPR - The delusion of inclusivity in the National Education Policy,2020
Authors: Md. Zeeshanuz Zaman & Shubhra Pandey, 4th year, B.A.LL.B., University of Calcutta, Department of law Abstract This article includes a critical analysis of the recent National Education Policy approved by the Union Cabinet in July 2020. It has been a topic of intense discussion since its very inception. Various academicians have deliberated on the … Continue reading The delusion of inclusivity in the National Education Policy,2020 - Scrutinizing technology and data privacy from the perspective of law
AUTHOR Name: V. Mangala Institution: Siddharth College of Law, Mumbai University Year: 3rd year of 3year LL. B course Name: Eshan Atul Borikar Institution: Siddharth College of Law, Mumbai University Year: 3rd year of 3year LL. B course ABSTRACT The article highlights the loopholes in the current legal framework for data protection and data privacy. … Continue reading Scrutinizing technology and data privacy from the perspective of law - Is the Treaty-making Power under our Indian Constitution in consonance with Constitutional Principles? Not Quite So
Author– Vijpreet Pal, 3rd semester, BALLB (Hons.), National Law Institute University, Bhopal Co-Author- Sanskar Modi, 3rd semester, BALLB (Hons.), National Law Institute University, Bhopal 1. ABSTRACT International law is considered a soft law that operates on the basis of the consent of the member states. No state can separate itself from the international arena and … Continue reading Is the Treaty-making Power under our Indian Constitution in consonance with Constitutional Principles? Not Quite So - TRANSGRESSION IN CYBERSPACE OF WOMEN: ISSUES AND REMEDIAL MEASURES
Author: Kabir Jaiswal [Student, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, Jharkhand] Co-author: Dr. Mona Purohit [Dean of Faculty, Department of Legal Studies and Research, Barkatullah University, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh] Abstract Crime is manifestation of myriad complex factors. The genesis of crime can be traced to interplay of various social, economic, demographic, local … Continue reading TRANSGRESSION IN CYBERSPACE OF WOMEN: ISSUES AND REMEDIAL MEASURES - Farm Law – Is it a boon or bane
Author: Mohamed Sultan Maricar, Crescent School of Law ABSTRACT The 3 major agricultural reforms Laws are the Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, Farmers Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act. The Bill has its own pros and cons. In one aspect, in the eyes … Continue reading Farm Law – Is it a boon or bane - Khadi v Khadi – Khadi’s Plight in the EUIPO
Sneha Tripathi 4th year, B.A.LL.B (Honors) Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur Abstract Khadi is a cultural symbol and provides identity to Indian goods in the international market. The brand’s zeal to continue being engraved as an identity has lead to a fight of infringement against a trademark application of a German Company Best Natural Products … Continue reading Khadi v Khadi – Khadi’s Plight in the EUIPO - IBC Amendment 2018 & 2019:A boon or a bane to homebuyers?
By- M.Gnana Deepika INTRODUCTION Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code was enacted in 2016 to resuscitate both the Creditor and the Corporate Debtor. This Code consolidates and amends the provisions relating to Insolvency petitions’ filing for liquidation of companies, partnership firms, limited liability partnerships, and individuals in single legislation. It provides for a time-bound resolution of the … Continue reading IBC Amendment 2018 & 2019:A boon or a bane to homebuyers? - Mandatory Airbags – A compromise to passenger safety?
Abstract:Passenger safety has always been a matter of concern in the automotive world. With the ever increasing density of vehicles on the road, the drastically increasing speeds, more and more exposure of vehicles to the younger generation and the availability of financing options has led us to ponder over the importance of safer vehicles, both … Continue reading Mandatory Airbags – A compromise to passenger safety?
