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This grandiosely titled book unboubtedly does justice to the subject matter which it purports to cover. The systematic consolidation of the cases, ex
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Environment
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Certain fundamental assumptions frame the contours of the normative order we promote and practice. Often these become constrictive. It is necessary t
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R.V. Anuradha |
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Civil
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Rape is the most aggravated offence that a man inflicts on a woman, for, it is a satisfaction of male sexual urges through a complete erosion of the
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Mr. Saumya Gopalan |
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Criminal
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The Supreme Court of India speaking through a Constitution Bench in Nav Rattanmal v. State of Rajastahan upheld the Constitutional validity of Articl
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Mr. Prashant Mendiratta |
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Constitution
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Starting from Mid-Seventies, a hormone called “Judicial Activism” injected to the judicial Stream through necessity, suddenly brought about a revolut
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Mr. Santosh Hegde |
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Civil
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The Right to Know, by S.P. Sathe could not have arrived at a more opprtune time for the Indian democracy where India aims at greater economics and po
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By:
Miss Minakshi Raghavan |
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Constitution
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In a patriarchal society of which law is a sub-system it is not surprising to note that the legal system inevitably maintains the status quo in socie
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Mr. Prabha Kotiswaran |
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Labour and Industrial
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The New Economic Policy of the Government has for the first time in the history of economic planning in India, accepted liberalisation as the key to
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Mr. V. Umakanth |
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Commercial
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Even at the threshold of the 21st century it speaks ill of India, that position of women in the society has improved just marginally. Although ther
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By:
Mr. Probal Bhaduri |
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Family Law
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