About the Institution Indore Institute of Law established in the year 2003 is a college that’s more like a community of like-minded people coming together to share in-depth knowledge of the law. The institute has created a benchmark of being the only institute in the private sector to offer all law courses i.e., B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)
About Department of Law, PIMR, Indore Prestige Institute of Management & Research Indore is a well-established institute of Madhya Pradesh, established in the year 1994 and accredited with NAAC “A++”. DOL is a popular acronym to the Department of Law, Prestige Institute of Management & Research, Indore is an exclusive Institution dedicated to law education
This article is written by RASHI SHARMA ,3rd YEAR student , SCHOOL OF LAW,AJEENKYA D.Y PATIL UNIVERSITY , PUNE. INTRODUCTION Marriage is a legitimately and socially acknowledged type of relationship between couples. Social construction and bonding being more grounded in our country, the institution of marriage holds much more noteworthy significance here. Living together without
This article is written by A.Siva Sangari from VIT Chennai FACTS AND ISSUES BEFORE THE COURT: The court is concerned about the case of a family, having 7 children and due to covid; they lost both their parents this year.Kaur noted that the children, two of whom were older and one of the children was
This Article is written by S. Karpagam Introduction: Prison is the oldest penal colony known to mankind. The Penal Laws of each country provide for the punishment of persons for the removal of any act described as a crime in that country. Everyone enjoys certain rights because of their status i.e. human rights. In India,
This article is written by Vaasu Agrawal. The emblem of justice denotes that law is blind in itself. Law, though, is of utmost importance and utility for society to ensure the well-being of mankind. But, as it appears to us, it has come under the grip of a hard-core powerful people who actually control the
This article is submitted by Rajat Pratap Singh of Amity University, Noida INTRODUCTION Since the outburst of the Covid-19 virus, the world has not been ordinary. Everything is either stopped or started working slowly. There has not been a single person who has not been affected by the virus. He has been harmed in some
This article is written by A.SivaSangari from VIT Chennai. CASE NAME: MADAN LAMA VS NARCOTICS CONTROL BUREAU[i] FACTS OF THE CASE: On 18.12.2020, a piece of confidential information was obtained about an unknown Nepali national, dressed in yellow and came near Gate No. 1 Metro Station East of Kailash, New Delhi between 6: 00-7: 00
This Article is Written RASHI SHARMA, 3rd YEAR student, SCHOOL OF LAW, AJEENKYA D.Y PATIL UNIVERSITY, PUNE INTRODUCTION The Hindu code bills were a few laws passed during the 1950s that planned to classify and change Hindu individual law in India. Following India’s freedom in 1947, the Indian National Congress government drove by Prime Minister
This article is written by S.Karpagam. Introduction: Confession primarily refers to the acceptance of any truth by the offender in such the simplest way that the same can be applied to him or her in criminal cases against him or her. If the confession of any wrongdoing is performed by an innocent person, it’s called
