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Introduction India has always being a competitive market for businesses. However, under license raj regime, which was till the early 1990’s (it worked when started but had been over used its utility...
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View ArticleCriminal conspiracy under IPC : An analysis through various judicial...
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A Consumer is the backbone of the Indian Economy by purchasing the goods and services provided to them; therefore, it is necessary to protect their interests. It is the right of the consumers to...
View ArticleThe Advocates Protection Bill 2021
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Rape is the fourth most serious crime in India and a serious problem worldwide. It is generally a crime committed by men against women, but have we ever thought about it vice-versa? Historically, Rape...
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View ArticleMediation In Criminal Disputes In India
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View ArticleUnnatural Sex with a Female has been classified as Rape under section 377 I.P.C.
Unnatural Offence is an act or behaviour to commit a crime that is contrary to what is considered a natural offence. Section 377 of the IPC deals with the unnatural offences that state that “whoever...
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