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Adultery from the perspective of gender equality
Introduction The law of Adultery as it remains in India rebuffs and punishes just the man, and accepts rather presumes the notion that in all
Aftermarket Exhaust and Silencers – Legal or illegal?
No, generally most of the aftermarket exhausts are illegal and will land you in trouble with the traffic police. The same technicalities have been discussed
Collective Bargaining: Concept, Importance And Pre-Requisites.
The phrase, collective bargaining was first coined and used by Sydney and Beatrice Webb in their celebrated treatise on ‘History of Trade Unions’ and later,
Case Analysis: Minerva Mills Ltd. And Ors V Union of India and Ors
LegalUp’s Snippy:– Minerva Mills Ltd. And Ors V Union of India and Ors a way breaking judgement in the legal history of India which showcases
Competition Law: Everything an Entrepreneur must know.
Competition law has been created to give a structure to the working of market rivalry and control the unfair acts carried around in the market.
Who can approach the Competition Commission of India (CCI)?
Cambridge Dictionary characterizes ‘locus standi‘ as the option to carry lawful activity to a courtroom or to show up in a court. The legitimate ability
Critical Analysis: Competition Law from an IPR Perspective.
Contest law and licensed innovation law has diverse involved field and instituted to cater to unmistakable goals. There is a desperate need to comprehend the
Overview: Competition Law Review Committee Report, 2019.
The Competition Law Review Committee which was Chaired by Mr Injeti Srinivas presented the report to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on July 26, 2019,
The Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2012: Everything you need to know.
The Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2012 was presented in the Lok Sabha on December 10, 2012, by the Minister of Corporate Affairs, Sachin Pilot. The Bill
Roxann Sharma vs Arun Sharma – Child Custody
LegalUp’s Snippy: This is a landmark case where the Apex Court of India said that despite equal rights, a mother is more competent to take care of the young child as it is the time when kids need utmost care and support. Hence the custody of very young children should be given to the mother.