ISSUE 1 - SEPTEMBER 26/2023 - 2024
Revolutionizing Supply Chain Management: The Power of Smart Contracts.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Kaustubh Balaji, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – SASTRA Deemed to be University, Thanjavur.
ABSTRACT:
Supply chain management is crucial to the fast-paced environment of modern corporate operations and necessitates a careful balancing act between efficiency and transparency. With the aim of revolutionizing the way supply chains are managed, this article sets off on a transformative journey. This scholarly article begins with a succinct introduction that
highlights the complexity of supply chain management and the expanding demand for efficiency and transparency inside this complex web of activities. Then, we go into the fundamentals of smart contracts, revealing their essential ideas and their unbreakable connection to cutting-edge blockchain technology. The list of the numerous benefits that smart
contracts provide to the field of supply chain management is at the heart of our investigation. These advantages range from increased trust and transparency to significant cost savings and seamless process automation. We examine real-world applications and case studies, providing concrete examples of businesses that have used smart contracts to enhance their supply chain operations, to further demonstrate these benefits.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 18/OCT/ 2023 )
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The Role of Mediation in Family Law Matters: An Evaluation of the Mediation Act 2021 in Child Custody and Divorce Cases.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Pranavnath.S, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
CO- AUTHOR NAME – Kaustubh Balaji, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – SASTRA Deemed to be University, Thanjavur.
ABSTRACT:
The Mediation Act of 2021 is a key landmark in family law, intending to provide an effective and alternative conflict resolution tool for child custody and divorce disputes. This abstract provides an overview and review of the Act’s influence on family conflict resolution, focusing on its involvement in child custody and divorce processes. The Act emphasises the value of mediation in fostering collaboration, communication, and agreeable solutions to family law problems. It requires parties to attempt mediation before resorting to litigation, fostering a nonadversarial approach to conflict resolution. The Act emphasises child custody and divorce cases in particular, recognising the potential for emotional anguish and protracted legal fights. The efficacy of the Act in accomplishing its objectives, such as lowering the emotional and financial costs of family conflicts, prioritising the best interests of the child, and simplifying court procedures, is examined in this study.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 19/OCT/ 2023 )
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The Role of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) In Consumer Protection.
AUTHOR’S NAME –Kaustubh Balaji, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
CO- AUTHOR NAME – Pranavnath.S, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – SASTRA Deemed to be University, Thanjavur.
ABSTRACT:
The centrepiece of the discussion is on the crucial part that India’s Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) plays in protecting customers’ interests in the country’s thriving insurance market. This article launches a thorough investigation into the complex regulatory framework painstakingly established by IRDAI, critically assessing its wide-ranging implications for consumers and closely examining the formidable obstacles that present significant barriers to the achievement of robust consumer protection. As the main regulatory body overseeing India’s vast insurance market, IRDAI acts as a steadfast protector, painstakingly establishing a safe, open environment that fosters the interests of insurance customers.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 19/OCT/ 2023 )
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Evolving Work Relationships: A Legal Perspective on IT Contractual Validity.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Sivaramakrishnan.M, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
CO- AUTHOR NAME – Kaustubh Balaji, B.Com LLB, Third Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – SASTRA Deemed to be University, Thanjavur.
ABSTRACT:
In the ever-expanding landscape of the Information Technology (IT) industry, characterized by unprecedented growth and evolution, a significant trend has emerged: the widespread adoption of contractual labor. This paradigm shift has redefined employment dynamics within the IT sector, with companies increasingly relying on fixed-term agreements to engage individuals for specific projects or tasks. However, this surge in contractual employment has given rise to a contentious issue – the imposition of financial penalties on employees who resign before the stipulated contract period concludes. This article delves into the intricate legal terrain of contracts in the IT industry, meticulously examining the nuanced inclusion of monetary penalties for premature termination. The exploration primarily revolves around the ambit of the Indian Contracts Act, of 1872, dissecting its pertinent provisions to discern the legality and enforceability of these agreements.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 20/OCT/ 2023 )
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Live-In Relationships: A Closer Look at Women’s Rights.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Mahak Sahu, LLB, Third Year.
CO- AUTHOR NAME – Saloni Mahawar, LLB, Third Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – University of Lucknow.
ABSTRACT:
As time passes by, the opinion of society on Live-In Relationships is changing. Earlier people of India did not accept cohabitation between unmarried couples they believed that a man and a woman should live together after they get married, such relationships are considered impure (apavitra) relationships. Now in the 21st century, when Live-in relationships are legalized by the Supreme Court, still society does not accept such relationships. Also, they don’t have any separate fundamental laws regarding the rights of women in live-in relationships i.e. courts consider them as a married woman. In this article, we have gone deep into the legal rights of women in live-in relationships, along with laws related to live-in relationships in other countries and what are the challenges faced by them in a live-in relationship.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 22/OCT/ 2023 )
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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE: A DISPUTE.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Ketaki Rajesh Telkar, LLB, Second Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Gj Advani Law College, Mumbai.
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The uniform civil code (UCC) is among the most hotly contested and scrutinized topics in our country. So basically, UCC are set of laws that might replace the personal laws of our country. Personal laws are those that every religion has specifically put down to govern people from the respective religions. This is because of the diversity of our country. Every religion has its own personal laws. For instance, The Hindu Marriage Act of 19551 , 2 The Indian Christian Marriage Act of 18723 , The Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act of 19364 , and the Muslim Marriage law5 in India. UCC will give equal status to everyone and that will truly bring out sense in the statement that everyone is equal in the eyes of laws and the same set of laws would be governed for everyone without any discrimination.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 23/OCT/ 2023 )
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TOXIC WORK CULTURE.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Ketaki Rajesh Telkar, LLB, Second Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Gj Advani Law College, Mumbai.
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This article examines the meaning of toxic workplaces. Workplaces, where you can get bullied, thrashed, and made to work for extreme hours with no work-life balance, are primarily identified as toxic workplaces. Low productivity and high turnover are qualities of a toxic work environment. The paper tells us about how to understand if you’re in a toxic place. Unfortunately, unhealthy toxic workplaces are not uncommon. Toxic workplaces develop slowly over time. The development of a toxic workplace is a complex topic. We will discuss several suggestions on addressing concerning characteristics and such workplaces starting from identifying first. It is important to understand that you’ve landed in a toxic environment and you need to get out of it.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 23/OCT/ 2023 )
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Marital Rape in India: Legal Framework, Challenges, and the Way Forward.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Heena Khandelwal, LL.M, Second Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Institute of Law & Legal Studies, Sage University, Indore (M.P.).
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Marital rape, a horrible and immensely concerning phenomenon in India, has long been kept hidden. This essay takes an exciting journey into the tricky issue of marital rape under Indian law. It attempts to untangle the complexities of this issue by delving into the fundamental concepts, legislative tapestry, notable judgments that have shaped this discourse, formidable challenges that persist, and the ongoing, ever-evolving conversation that seeks to bring this grave problem to the attention of public awareness and legal scrutiny.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 26/OCT/ 2023 )
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Elevating Women’s Rights in Matrimony: An In-Depth Examination of the Special Marriage Act, 1954 in India.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Heena Khandelwal, LL.M, Second Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Institute of Law & Legal Studies, Sage University, Indore (M.P.).
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In the field of Indian law, the Special Marriage Act of 19541 is unusual. It is far more than just a legal framework for allowing interfaith and intercaste marriages; it is a pathfinder in the battle to safeguard and enhance women’s rights and autonomy within the sacred institution of marriage.2 This article embarks on a comprehensive journey, delving deeply into the Act’s complexity, armed with a solid understanding of the legislation that underpins it and supported by a profusion of informative case law.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 26/OCT/ 2023 )
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN LAW: TRANSFORMING LEGAL PRACTICE AND ETHICS.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Pinky Rai, BA, LLB.
AFFILIATION – Advocate, Varanasi District Court.
ABSTRACT:
Today, Artificial Intelligence has emerged as a disruptive force in almost every type of industry and the legal profession is also no exception to this. This article tells you how Artificial Intelligence impacts the legal industry, legal practice, and law firms, and transforming legal ethics. Therefore, this article reviews case examples and existing literature studies to provide a comprehensive analysis of the subject matter. It also discusses the potential benefits and challenges that Artificial Intelligence poses in the legal field. This article highlights how the use of Artificial Intelligence impacts legal research, contract analysis, document automation, legal ethics, and legal practices. In addition to this further, it also examines the ethical and regulatory considerations that arise from the use of Artificial Intelligence in the legal field. So, this article concludes with a way to navigate the evolving landscape given by Artificial Intelligence in an effective and efficient manner for legal professionals to present recommendations and discuss future trends.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 26/OCT/ 2023 )
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THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON MENTAL HEALTH: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Pinky Rai, BA, LLB.
AFFILIATION – Advocate, Varanasi District Court.
ABSTRACT:
In today`s day, social media plays a significant role in our lives and consequently, social media significantly impacts the mental health of people, especially our young generation. While social media has brought many positive changes, such as enhancing connection and improve of self of belonging and self-esteem in people, but opposite of too much time spent on social media by teenagers and our youth can lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation, improve mental stress and pressure of comparison with others consequently worsening of mental health like depression and anxiety. Through this article, an attempt is being made to explain, how the impact of social media can have both, good and bad effects on you, so you should always be aware while using social media.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 26/OCT/ 2023 )
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POVERTY ISN’T DEFEATED WITH WEALTH. IT’S OVERCOME BY HOPE.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Isha Rawat, BALLB, Fourth Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – University Five Year Law College, Rajasthan University, Jaipur.
ABSTRACT:
Poverty is a situation or state in which a person or group of people in that condition do not have enough money to feed themselves and also do not have the basic things they need for living. Poverty means that a person does not earn that much amount or enough money from their job so they can meet their basic necessities. Poverty is a worldwide issue. There are individuals in each country with a way of life that is fundamentally lower than that of others. In any case, irrefutably the quantity of individuals living in destitution has diminished starting around 1990, particularly in the most unfortunate nations on the planet.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 28/OCT/ 2023 )
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CHILD MARRIAGE: A VIOLATION OF RIGHTS AND IMPEDIMENTS TO DEVELOPMENT.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Isha Rawat, BALLB, Fourth Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – University Five Year Law College, Rajasthan University, Jaipur.
ABSTRACT:
Any legal or unofficial union between a kid under the age of 18 and an adult or another child is referred to as a child marriage. A child and an adult or a youngster and another child entering into a formal or informal domestic partnership is referred to as a child marriage. Child marriage is a gross infringement of the common freedoms of youngsters. However, it obliterates the right to healthy improvement of the two genders yet the repercussions are all the more genuinely impeding for the young lady kids involved. Child marriage is both a reason and result of orientation brutality in this way shaping an endless loop of unending imbalances.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 28/OCT/ 2023 )
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The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: Comprehensive Analysis.
AUTHOR’S NAME – Deepali Sharma, LL.M.
INSTITUTION NAME – Bennett University, Noida Uttar Pradesh.
ABSTRACT:
Social media has brought about a revolution in how we communicate, like, and share information. Though these platforms have brought many advantages to our lives, they’ve also raised concerns about their impact on mental health. The full analysis includes an examination of both the good and the bad implications in relation to a complex relationship between social media and Mental Well-being. On the other hand, it is undeniable that social media facilitates connections and support systems. It provided an opportunity for individuals to connect geographical boundaries, remain in touch, and form a community of like minds. In addition, the use of social media to disseminate information and raise awareness about mental illness is an effective tool.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 01/NOV/ 2023 )
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CRIMINALITY OF WOMEN IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW
AUTHOR’S NAME – Shivani Kharai, Master of Business Laws (MBL), Second Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – National Law School of India University, Bangalore.
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Female criminality has historically received less attention due to the relatively lower involvement of women in criminal activities. However, recent years have presented a different narrative. This paper deals with Female Criminality in India and reviews the present scenario of Women’s Criminality in India. This paper focuses on the consequences of criminality on society and the factors that are causing the criminality of women in India. Some significant and relevant suggestions or recommendations have been provided to prevent and control the increasing trend. This paper tries to bring out certain measures that can be adopted to bring about a significant positive change to the rate of crimes committed by women. Keywords: Female Criminality, Criminology, Crime, India, Gender Disparity.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 07/NOV/ 2023 )
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Role of Forensic Science in Crime
AUTHOR’S NAME – Chelsi, BA,LL.B (Hons.), Fifth Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut.
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Forensic science plays an important role in the criminal investigation of a case. Forensic science uses different tools and techniques at crime scenes to find out the truth. The results of forensics related to the crime are mentioned in the form of a report in detail and the forensic report is admissible under section 45 of the Evidence Act. In this article, we will discuss the importance of science or forensics in the field of law, what is the role of forensics in criminology and victimology, its importance, and the different types and provisions related to forensic science under law.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 17/NOV/ 2023 )
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Juvenile Delinquency in India
AUTHOR’S NAME – Chelsi, BA,LL.B (Hons.), Fifth Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut.
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Criminals in our country have been increasing for the last few decades. Especially, juvenile criminals, who have not attained the age of majority yet i.e., 18 years. The reasons for juvenile delinquency the poverty, lack of education, lack of quality of environment, lack of parental bonding, and many more other reasons. In this article, we will discuss the meaning of juvenile delinquency, its reasons, its prevention methods, kinds, juvenile boards, officers, and many more things in detail.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 17/NOV/ 2023 )
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EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF PSYCHOLOGY AND THE LEGAL SYSYTEM: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
AUTHOR’S NAME – Tejaswita Sahoo, LL.B, First Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi.
ABSTRACT:
The topic itself tells how psychology and the legal system being two separate studies have influenced each other. This comprehensive study shows how human behavior and thinking have been influenced by the evolution of the legal field and vice-versa. Psychologists play a significant role in the courtroom, they can conduct mental health assessments of victims, accused, and eyewitnesses, thus helping the courts to reach a significant conclusion. The legal system can also play a significant role in influencing the field of psychology. It has been discussed how legal judgments, different acts, and provisions have helped in recognizing psychology in the legal landscape.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 06/DEC/ 2023 )
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ANALYZING FINANCIAL FRAUD VICTIMS’ PERSPECTIVES ON STAKEHOLDERS’ LEGAL ASSISTANCE
AUTHOR’S NAME – Tejaswita Sahoo, LL.B, First Year.
INSTITUTION NAME – Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi.
ABSTRACT:
The rise in technological advancement and artificial intelligence has helped in developing instantaneous communication, along with a spike in financial fraud. Not just in number, financial fraud also occurs in many different types. This causes emotional and financial distress to victims. Thus, it becomes necessary to get legal assistance. Legal assistance is provided by stakeholders such as support groups, legal professionals, law enforcement agencies, and many more. Each of them has their own significance in providing legal assistance to victims. The path to getting justice and recovering financial losses is filled with many legal and administrative hurdles. The complicated procedures and lengthy delays in investigations are some of the legal obstacles that pose a hindrance to getting justice.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 06/DEC/ 2023 )
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VALIDITY OF SCIENTIFIC TESTS IN INDIA: CRIME DETECTION TECHNIQUES
AUTHOR’S NAME – Shalini Nagpal, Research Scholar, Ph.D. (Law).
INSTITUTION NAME – Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow.
ABSTRACT:
This paper is devoted to exploring the validity of scientific tests. In our Society crime rate is increasing day by day. In this era, new crime detection techniques like Narco Analysis, Brain Mapping, Lie detector tests, etc. play a very important role. The paper will discuss the use of forensic evidence in the investigation and prosecution of cases. It is useful for experts to have specific knowledge and skills that can guide them but there is a certain discrepancy in that examination. Judgment on the basis of this examination is not pronounced very easily.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 08/DEC/ 2023 )
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EMPOWERING JUSTICE: THE ROLE OF LEGAL CONSULTANCY AND CLINICS IN ACCESS TO LEGAL SERVICES
AUTHOR’S NAME – Dr Rajesh Kumar Verma.
AFFILIATION OF AUTHOR – Associate Professor, School of Legal Studies, Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow, U.P.
ABSTRACT:
This present paper, “Empowering Justice: The Role of Legal Consultancy and Clinics in Access to Legal Services in India,” comprehensively explores the landscape of legal services accessibility in India. The introduction establishes the constitutional and judicial foundations underpinning the right to access justice. It delves into the significance of legal consultancy as a pivotal force in empowering justice, emphasizing its role in mitigating socio-economic and geographical disparities. The paper traces the evolutionary trajectory of legal clinics in India, scrutinizing their structure, functions, and transformative impact.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 08/DEC/ 2023 )
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PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
AUTHOR’S NAME – Dr. Sarita Chandel.
AFFILIATION – Assistant Professor, Bhaskar Law College Moinabad, Hyderabad.
ABSTRACT:
Women also are human being so they also have right, women is defined in Indian Penal Code 1860 according to section 10 The word “woman” denotes a female human being of any age. So many laws for women at the international level for example: convention, protocol International law – One Universal Declaration on Human Rights 1948. Convention -Two types of covenant are related to women’s rights: International Covenant on Political and Civil Rights 1966. International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights1966.1 Also, many laws are at the national level just as: Women commission, constitution, and Indian Penal Code, but still they have so many crimes against women that are why so many issues and challenges are created with them. So our government and every person have to follow the rules and regulations and they have to respect women and the Government make strict rule for those crimes related to women. Now NGOs and the government give importance to the rule but crimes are increasing, so there are various difficulties, in how to control that crime.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 09/DEC/ 2023 )
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ROLE OF LAW SCHOOLS IN LEGAL AID IN INDIA
AUTHOR’S NAME – Ms. Bandana Singh.
AFFILIATION – Advocate High Court, Lucknow Bench, Lucknow & Guest Faculty, Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow, U.P.
ABSTRACT:
This paper delves into the crucial role that law schools play in shaping and advancing legal aid initiatives in India. Beginning with an introduction, the overview outlines the historical evolution and current state of legal aid services, emphasizing the significance of law school engagement. The case study investigates specific legal aid programs in Indian law schools, analyzing their impact on both students and the communities they serve. Furthermore, the paper explores the integration of legal aid into Indian legal education, focusing on the challenges and opportunities in implementing legal aid clinics within the curriculum. Highlighting the collaborative efforts between law schools and legal aid organizations, particularly NGOs, the paper underscores the importance of community engagement and stakeholder involvement in promoting access to justice.
( Volume 2 Issue 1 – 2023 )( Publication Date 10/DEC/ 2023 )
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