ABOUT SCHOOL OF IPR AND COMMERCIAL LAWS: The School of IPR and Commercial laws is an autonomous research school of the Research Board of All India Legal Forum. It is an initiative to promote interdisciplinary research in corporate law and related fields like competition law, policymaking, conflict management, banking and Intellectual Property Rights. The main
This article is written by Ipsita Rout, 4th Year student of KIIT School of Law and curated by Himanshu Raj of CNLU Patna. INTRODUCTION Corporate boards are critical governing and management bodies and their productivity dictates the success of a corporation. The board is a central aspect of the framework of corporate governance and the
This article has been written by Ipsita Rout from KIIT School of Law and has been curated by Yashasvi Kanodia from NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law. India. Population 136.64 Crores, almost 18% of the world’s population which people are not usually aware of, which also has a silver medal right after china when
The 3rd International Virtual Conference is conducted by Legge Rhythms Media and Publications in association with ADR HOC and Lawbees. The Conference is scheduled to be held on 17-18 April’ 21. The 3rd Chapter is themed around Sports and Entertainment Law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution. ABOUT THE ORGANISERS LEGGE RHYTHMS MEDIA AND PUBLICATIONS Legge
This article has been written by IPSITA ROUT, 4th Year, KIIT SCHOOL OF LAW and curated by Nandita Mishra, Chanakya National Law University, Patna WHAT IS THIS ARTICLE ABOUT? In a report released on 18th march, Human Rights Watch reported that dress codes for women and girls in Indonesia discriminate against students, civil servants, and
This article is written by Vijeta Mahara, a law graduate from Chanakya Law College, Rudrapur, Uttarakhand and curated by Himanshu Raj of CNLU Patna. Prelude: In India ‘Sex’ is a still taboo that peoples neither talk about nor open up easily. Even in today’s era parents feel awkward discussing puberty and sex education, but, the
This article has been written by Dakshita Sharma Katare, Sushant University, Gurugram and curated by Himanshu Raj of CNLU, Patna. The Concept behind the Case The legal case of Ranjit Thakur v Union of India 1987 AIR 2386 is a case pertaining to Summary Court Martial. Court Martial literally means a trial conducted in a
Ex. Naik Sardar Singh vs Union Of India And Others[1] – Ipsita Rout, 4th Year, KIIT School of LAW Curated by Nandita Mishra, Chanakya National Law University BACKGROUND In the current case the author attempts to lift the curtain on a court martial case of an Army Jawan who is charged with carrying liquor outside
