Dr. Naresh Waghmare Abstract The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, is a recent piece of legislation passed by the Indian Parliament with the aim of curbing cheating and other unfair practices in public examinations. This research article offers a critical analysis of the Act, examining its key provisions, strengths, and weaknesses. The…
Dr. Oluwagbenga Atere Abstract:The discharge of a contract refers to the termination of contractual obligations, releasing parties from their duties under the agreement. Contracts can be discharged through various methods, including performance, agreement, frustration, breach, and operation of law. Discharge by performance occurs when parties fulfill their contractual duties as agreed. Discharge by agreement involves…
Himanshu Mishra ABSTRACT By means of biometric and DNA evidence, criminal investigations have transformed forensic science and offered consistent means of suspect identification and exoneration of the accused. Its use, however, raises moral and legal issues particularly with regard to data protection and privacy rights.This paper under reference to criminal law investigates the legislative framework…
Adv Anaswara Anilal Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the legal profession by increasing efficiency and accuracy in legal research, contract analysis, and case prediction. Although fears of AI replacing lawyers still exist, this paper maintains that AI will complement, rather than substitute, legal professionals. AI-powered tools automate routine work, freeing lawyers to concentrate on…
M. Muthukumar Abstract The technological advancement has provided numerous benefits including improved connectivity and information availability. The media is frequently referred to as the fourth pillar of democracy, with a key role in shaping public opinion, driving development and holding power accountable. One among the media, Social media has developed into an essential communication tool…
Dr. Sourabh V. C. Ubale* & Adv. Shalini Sharma** ABSTRACT The rapid advancement of commercial space exploration, exemplified by industry leaders like Elon Musk, has thrust space tourism into the global spotlight, necessitating urgent regulatory considerations. This paper critically examines the regulatory challenges in space tourism, particularly the inadequacy of existing international legal frameworks, the…
Rudraksh Pathak* & Arya Mishra** Abstract The legal and ethical discourse surrounding dog meat consumption in Nagaland brings to light the delicate balance between cultural identity, indigenous rights, and evolving animal welfare standards. Rooted in the culinary traditions of the Naga people, the practice has long been a marker of cultural heritage, yet it faces…
Dr. J Ravindran Abstract Two decades ago, a Constitution Bench presided over by Chief Justice R. C. Lahoti while dealing with a matter noticed an apparent conflict between the later judgment by Seven Judges in Special Reference No.1 of 1964, AIR 1965 SC 745 and the previous delivered by a Constitution Bench of Five Judges…
Dr. Debmita Mondal* and Mehak Bansal* Abstract In the new global economy, trademarks have become one of the most crucial tools for companies to protect their brands and intellectual property. Trademark laws were enacted to grant businesses exclusive rights over their marks, ensuring that their brand identity remains safeguarded against infringement. However, the overzealous enforcement…
Gayathri. U Abstract: Every state has an inherent right to defend itself from unlawful aggression or attack by another state or non-state actors. The concept of self-defence underwent a significant change after the 9/11 attack, where its application extended to terrorist attacks or non-state actors. Though this right is inherent, it has certain limitations that…
