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Khap Panchayat: Individual Liberty over Collective Oppression

In a constitutional democracy like India, the citizens are governed by the law of the land. The constitutional protection guarantees citizens basic human rights and freedom. The Courts have the duty to uphold the guaranteed rights and check upon any violation. The fundamental rights guaranteed under Part III of the

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An Insight into the Company Amendment Act, 2017

In order to bring the Company Law of India, in line with the global standards, a significant legal reform took place when the Companies Act, 2013 was enacted. Accountability, corporate governance, disclosures, investor production, etc. were some of the significant changes introduced by the act in the Company Law of

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Overview of the New Passport Guidelines

The Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances, and Pensions on March 29th, 2018 issued guidelines regarding the grant of passports to bureaucrats for foreign travels. The guidelines specifically concentrated on the circumstances wherein the passport shall be denied to a government officer against whom there are criminal or corruption charges. The

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State Litigation amidst growing Water Crisis

The water crisis is gaining momentum all over the globe. The crisis has hit hard in cities like Cape Town, Karachi, etc. The paucity of water is alarming, and it is essentially required to address the issue giving it the highest priority. Recently, cities like Bangalore, Delhi and many more

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Supreme Court: No stay on trial for more than 6 months

Facts In a bid to ensure speedy justice and discourage delaying tactics adopted by accused in procuring a lengthy stay on trial, particularly in corruption and criminal cases, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that a stay on proceedings must not exceed six months. The court proceedings The SC ruled that lower courts could proceed

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Hookah bars to be banned in Maharashtra

Facts Three months after a devastating fire at Kamala Mills compound killed 14 people, the Maharashtra government on 27th March introduced a bill to ban hookah parlors in the state. Violators of the law will be punished with imprisonment for a term of one to three years and fine of

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