Unravelling the Criminology behind Ordinary Acts Amounting to Ecocide Vaneet Kaur Sokhi Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, India Volume III, Issue III, 2020 Environmental philosophy studies, analyses and to some extent justifies the human...
Article 15: Panacea for Discrimination Kumar Satyam School of Law and Governance, Central University of South Bihar, India. —– Devjeet Gautam Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad, India. Volume III, Issue III, 2020 Article 15 of the Indian constitution...
Why the DU Photocopying Case could prove to be a wrong precedent? Mr. Devesh Kapoor Symbiosis Law School, Pune Volume III, Issue III, 2020 Copyright as an intellectual property right protection is the right granted solely to the architect of any creative work. Since...
Administrative Theories: Comparison between Classical and Scientific Management Theory Kushagra Kaul Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law ( RGNUL), India. Volume III, Issue III, 2020 There is growing gap between the fundamental thoughts of early management authors...
Access to Justice: “Through Lok Adalat Issues and Challenges” Yug Bhatia AND Dharvi Talwar JIMS School of Law, Affiliated to GGSIPU, New Delhi, India Volume III, Issue III, 2020 The legal services authority act, 1987 came into force throughout the country w.e.f....
Parashuram D.S. v. The Tata Industries Bank (AIR 1928 PC 180) Sana Banyal Symbiosis Law School, Noida Volume III, Issue III, 2020 This case was filed as an appeal (No. 91 of 1926) against the judgment of High Court of Judicature at Bombay, confirming a decree of the...
