RGNUL’s International Humanitarian Law and Conflict Studies (RIHLCS) is calling for blogs. The deadline for submission is March 5th, 2021. About the Institute Rajiv Gandhi
‘I am Aware’, a blog by a KIIT’s student of Law, invites submissions by a Call for Blogs with the objective of encouraging legal awareness
The Department of Law, Maharishi Markandeshwar (Deemed to be) University (MMDU) is organizing their 4th MM National Virtual Moot Court Competition 2021, scheduled to be
Section 34 of the Industrial Disputes Act 1947. Cognizance of offences. It provides that no Court which does not fall under the authority of the appropriate authority shall take cognizance of any offence punishable under this act.
Section 33 of the Industrial Disputes Act 1947 Conditions of service, etc., to remain unchanged under certain circumstances during pendency of proceedings
Section 32 of Industrial Disputes Act 1947 Offence by companies, etc. It provides that in case the person committing any default under the section is a company
The bail application in the Supreme Court was an appeal that was filed with regard to the order that the Guwahati High Court gave. Gogoi had approached the High Court challenging the order that was given on July 13, 2020, passed by the Special Judge (NIA), Assam.
The incident was with regard to a minor rape. The girl involved is a 15-year-old minor, who is 23 weeks pregnant. The parents of the girl contended that she was not mentally prepared to accept the pregnancy. It was also contended that the girl was also at a high risk as she was traumatized by the sexual assault she was subjected to.
The Court directed the Director FSL Bengaluru and Secretary of the Home Department to file affidavits on the measures to be the adopted for better functioning of the laboratories. The Court directed the state governments to draft an action plan that should contain the guidelines that are to be followed when dealing with the pending works in the labs.
Justice Pushpa Ganediwala is an Additional Judge at the High Court of Bombay. Her tenure which ended on Friday has been renewed for a period of one year against the Supreme Court collegium recommendation of 2 years.
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