In the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India Bench: Hon’ble Justice Dipak Misra CJI, Hon’ble Justice D.Y Chandrachud J, Hon’ble Justice A.M. Khanwilkar J   Date of Judgment: 28.09.2018 Citation no.: WP (Crl.) 260-261/2018 Case Title: Romila Thapar and Ors. v. Union of India and Ors. Act/(s) referred to: Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) 1967 (Parties) Petitioners: Romila Thapar, Devika Jain, Prabhat Patnaik, Satish Deshpande, Maja Dharuwala Counsel/(s) for the petitioner: AM Singhvi, Prashant Bhushan, Indira Jaising, Rajeev Dhawan Respondents: Union of India, State of Maharashtra Coun ..read more

INTRODUCTION: The concept of ‘Plea Bargaining’ was introduced with the motive to bring an end to the pendency of courts and undue delay. It acts as an agreement between the prosecution and defendant that depends up on the prosecutor’s concession. The phrase ‘nolo contendere’ meaning ‘no wish to contest’ is the principle on which plea bargaining has found its origin. Plea Bargaining is an integral part of the Indian Criminal Justice System but Supreme Court believed that it was illegal, and unconstitutional as it contaminates pure justice[i]. ‘Plea’ means a prayer, request or formal statement ..read more

Introduction The autumn of 2020 in post-colonial India was marked by the introduction of several labor reforms by the current Modi Government at the union level. Whilst the premise of introducing these laws in the public domain was based on welfare and improvement of working conditions for millions of Indian workers who were otherwise as stated by the government on multiple occasions; ridden with a “complex labor legislative framework”, in a rather unfortunate turn of events these laws would on the contrary - further push the perpetuating neoliberal model of the state which is grossly anti-wo ..read more

INTRODUCTION Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is undoubtedly the most debatable topic after India got independence. Since then, we have had many instances where political leaders, policy analysts, and constitutional experts have expressed their personal views on UCC and how its implementation or non-implementation would impact India in the coming future. It is noteworthy that implementation of UCC is no easy task as it requires a humble understanding of all sects of people in India irrespective of their religion, belief, or faith. The Union Law Minister, Kiren Rijiju, while addressing the Lok Sabha h ..read more

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Introduction The constitution of India refers to the country as a quasi-federal. It is mostly federal but also gives off a strong sense of being unitary. The first US constitution, the articles of confederation, supported a UnitedStates of America of where each state has the greatest level of discretion and where the federal government and each state derive their authority from the same foundation, the Constitution. Federalism refers to the division of authority between the federal government and state or local governments. So, in a nation like the United States[i], there is a federalist ..read more

Introduction Imagine a couple, married for almost a decade spending a fruitful marital life but are continuously tauntedfor not having a child.Believe it or not, even though we still live in the 21st century, having a child to ensure the continuation of one’s family generation out of religious reasons, security in old age, and having a legal heir of the property are given ample importance. To add with, adoption is not usually considered a viable option thinking of the parents' lack of blood relationship with the child so adopted. Here comes the aspect of Surrogacyinto picture. To suffice this ..read more

INTRODUCTION TO BIOTECHNOLOGY   A technology that utilizes biological approaches, a part or whole of living organisms to generate or concoct different products is called Biotechnology. It is the usage of biological processes for several industrial purposes and for the production of antibiotics, hormones, and so on. The most apparent techniques used are genetic engineering and the genetic manipulation of microorganisms. Biotechnological technology is not new to human beings and is important in advancing human development. It has advanced immensely in the lapse of time. This technolog ..read more

About the Book Changing Facets of Law and Legal Framework is a compilation of detailed insights of day to day emerging various legal issues. This book will consist Research Papers from different scholars, law students, Law Professionals and Academicians. This Book will not be a Theme-Specific.   Call for Chapters The Editor invites original, unpublished content from all academicians, authors, legal professionals and students across the globe, on any topic related to law.    Submission Guidelines ·       The manuscript shall be original work and unpublished ..read more

 Introduction Compared to the old Companies Act, which had any explicit CSR-related regulations, the new Company Law of 2013 provides remarks about the importance of corporate social responsibility (CSR) that are more explicit. Since the Companies Act 2013 (the Act) was put into effect by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs of the Government of India, CSR has been made a necessary requirement, establishing legal obligations on certain businesses to engage in CSR efforts for social welfare activities. India has become the first country to regulate and enforce CSR activities for a specific g ..read more