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Law On Common Intention: A Glance At Section 34 Of The Indian Penal Code, 1860

Criminal law deals with secondary liability in several ways. When more than one offender is/are engaged in an offence(s), the charge-sheet against them usually carries Section 34 along with other relevant charges. Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) has always been in controversy considering its frequent use and yet its inadequate interpretation.

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Unconstitutional and Unethical Matrimonial Remedy – Restitution Of Conjugal Rights

Marriage is the most significant and holy association in our society. In general, marriage can be portrayed as a bond/responsibility between a man and a lady. As it is observed the experience of marriage can be fruitful or unsuccessful. And at times in a marriage, one accomplice decides to step out of their relationship, and another accomplice attempt to spare their marriage take recourse to matrimonial remedies.

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Explicit Embargo on The IBC: A Masterstroke Or A Desperate Move?

The current pandemic has brought with itself a whole slew of problems. The novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) onslaught has resulted in the entire world economies coming to a standstill. This is an unprecedented scenario. The situation pertinent to India is no different and consequently, the Indian economy is standing no fairer than others. The forecasted growth rate of India is gaining momentum in the downhill direction. The growth rate predicted by the United Nations has been slashed down to a mere 1.2 percentile in the ongoing year crisis

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Covid 19 And Force Majeure

Around the world, as events have been canceled, restaurants and businesses shuttered. The outbreak of COVID-19 is no new news. It’s existing in the world economy from the past six months or even more, but India strictly observed the precautionary steps by implementing lockdown since March 2020. COVID-19 has not only affected the economy but its later effects include the “Impossibility of Performance of Contract.” Lockdown leads to a temporary shutdown of business intra-state, interstate, and foreign trade as well.

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Law and COVID-19

Covid-19 a deadly virus which got detected in Wuhan, China which is in Hubei province at the end of December 2019, It came to the knowledge of W.H.O[1] in January and it was declared as a Global Pandemic by W.H.O on 30th of January 2020. According to Chinese scientists[2], the virus originated in the vet market in a bat and somehow hopped to another animal, possibly the pangolin which then passed it on to a human and now the virus is spreading from person to person without any animal intermediary. The first case of the coronavirus in India came to light on 30th January in the state of Kerala.

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Protection In Respect of Conviction For Offences, Article 20 An overview

Article 20 is one of the essential pillars of fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution of India. It mainly deals with the protection of certain rights in case of conviction for offences. When an individual, as well as corporations, are accused of crimes, the provisions of Article 20 safeguard their rights in order to attain the Justice, equity and good conscience.

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Basics of Strict Liability and Absolute Liability

Strict liability is a concept that holds a party responsible for their actions or products, without the plaintiff having to prove negligence or fault. In Strict Liability, a person may be held liable for some harm even if there is no negligence on his part or he has no intention to inflict such harm i.e. even if the person has taken necessary precautions, he would be made liable under the doctrine of strict liability.  That is why strict liability is also known as ‘no-fault liability’.

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Right Against Exploitation: Article 23 & 24

Before India got independence, our Indian society mollycoddled the caste system and entertained evil social practice, the significance of which is still somehow fresh in independent India. People abhor lower caste people, tender them to be unmerited people and fit for no work, the only work they can do is either as a labourer or a slave of someone. they do not get any chance of better employment to represent them in a proper platform to enhance the obscure status of their caste. Results of this pretentious noble people exploit them for their misdeeds and for-profit, in modern days traffic of humans especially of women and children showed to be the reclining reason for exploitation in the form of prostitution, bonded labour & begar. Although the need to maintain balance in society was observed by the Constitutional framers prematurely, made a solution according to the prevailing condition of social order. To avoid evil practices and to secure the dignity of life and the happy living of every citizen, incorporation of Article 23& 24 makes better annotation.

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