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Article Vol. 3 No. 3 (2020) PP. 79 - 85

White-Collar Criminality Nexus with Environment

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Sonal Chaujar
Advocate at Delhi High Court, India
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Why people with high standing in the society do not think that they can be criminals too. The illegal acts that they perform to get profit in their businesses or to fulfill their undue purposes makes them criminal under the eyes of law. But what can be the situation where, there is no specific legislation in our country with respect to it. Yes, in our country we don’t have any specific legislation for such people. We do call that act as white-collar crimes but, hardly few people have any clue with respect to it. In this paper, the researcher will be talking about white collar crime with respect to environment which can also be called as green collar crime with respect to Maradu Flat Case of Kerala.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 3, Issue 3, Page 79 - 85
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