By Jashaswee Mishra (Project Assistant – CLAT EASY) Intellectual Property is, in a simplistic way, the development of the intellect or the intelligence of the mind of man. It refers to academic […]
Understanding Intellectual Property Rights
Golakhnath v. State of Punjab (1967)
By Charisma Guggilam (DSNLU, Vizag) This is one of the most prominent cases in Indian Legal History which was overturned in another major case, Keshavananda Bharati vs UOI (1973). Facts Henry and […]
Sources of Hindu Law – A Descriptive Analysis
By P. Nithin Pramod Kumar (School of Law, Presidency University, Bangalore) INTRODUCTION OF HINDU LAW Hindu law is taken into account to be the foremost ancient law and prolific law within the […]
Mohori Bibee v. Dharmodas Ghose(1903)
By Amit Sheoran (Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur) Appellant:-Mohori Bibee Respondent:-DharmodasGhose Bench:-Sir Andrew Scoble, Lord Lindley, Lord Davy, Sir Andrew Wilson, Lord Mcnaughton, Sir Ford North Facts of the case In this case, […]
Is Judiciary the Sole Entity to be blamed for the Increasing Pendency of Cases?
By Kamana Divya Sree (DSNLU, Vizag) Whenever the question “Why the number of pending cases in India is increasing day by day?” arises, many fingers come up pointing the judiciary. But if […]
S.R. Bommai v. Union of India [1994 AIR 1998]
By Sakshi Kumari (Fairfield Institute of Management & Technology, New Delhi) Introduction SR Bommai who was the leader of Janta Dal’s party won the Karnataka state election with a huge majority and […]
Intellectual Property Rights in Fantasy Sports – A Critical Analysis
By Jashaswee Mishra (DSNLU, Vizag) What are Fantasy Sports? Fantasy Sports are online forecast games where the dream gamers (people playing the game) set up a virtual group of genuine games players […]
Emergence of Cyber Crime : An Analysis with respect to Recent Legal Developments
By Ashlesha Suryawanshi (MNLU, Mumbai) Social media is part of our day to day life. It is a medium of information, communication, commerce and entertainment. Today’s world dominated by the internet, without […]
One Year LL.M Program Shouldn’t be Abolished!
By Amit Sheoran (SLS, Nagpur) Introduction Today is the modern era. The modern era is moving ahead with fast speed and full potential. Education plays a very crucial role in the modern […]
Ram Jethmalani v. Subramaniam Swamy [AIR 2006 Delhi 300, 126 (2006) DLT 535]
By Jasashwee Mishra & Amit Sheoran (Team LL.B Mania) Defendant Appellant – Subramaniam Swamy Plaintiff Respondent – Ram Jethmalani Facts While the M.C. Jain Commission of Inquiry reviewed the details and conditions […]
LL.B Mania 