Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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The concept of succession has always been a central topic when it comes to Hindu Law. Decades before the introduction of Hindu Succession Act, many independent schools of law existed in India which governed succession and inheritance of individuals. These regional schools like Dayabhaga, Mitakshari, Mithila, Banaras, Bombay, Nanduri followed various practices leading to different […]
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The revolution in modern medical science has disrupted traditional notions of human reproduction and has granted millions the agency to view procreation beyond biological restrictions. As the society struggles with the ethical, legal, and moral dimensions of accessing these technologies, the concept of reproductive autonomy has emerged as a crucial theoretical perspective. This paper attempts […]
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The following article attempts to explain the intersection between the UNCLOS treaty and the Maritime Anti Piracy Act. It aims to emphasize on the need and neccessity of maritime security and the role of the above laws in doing so. Tha article also provides a historical and social background of maritime security and boundaries which […]
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The following article is regarding the right to euthanasia and the various legal and social dynamics involved in the exercise of the same. The article attempts to provide a philosophical as well as a legal perspective of the concept of euthanasia. Morality as an idea has also been explored in regards to types of euthanasia […]
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Divorce is an important aspect of family law in India that provides a legal tool for ending a marriage when the relationship between husband and wife can no longer continue. In India, divorce is governed by different personal laws like the Hindu personal law and Muslim personal law and other statutory provisions, making the legal […]
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Artificial intelligence has changed the economics of cybercrime. Tasks that once demanded technical skill, time and coordination, such as drafting convincing phishing messages, cloning a voice, probing a network for weaknesses or mutating malware to avoid detection, can now be automated, scaled and delivered at negligible cost. India, with one of the largest digital populations […]
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Artificial intelligence has changed the economics of cybercrime. Tasks that once demanded technical skill, time and coordination, such as drafting convincing phishing messages, cloning a voice, probing a network for weaknesses or mutating malware to avoid detection, can now be automated, scaled and delivered at negligible cost. India, with one of the largest digital populations […]
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Modern life leaves a digital trail. Messages, location histories, cloud backups, browsing records and biometric logs together form a detailed portrait of a person, and investigators and litigants increasingly rely on this material to prove facts in court. Digital evidence has therefore become indispensable to adjudication. Yet the same data that proves a fact also […]
GENDER, AUTONOMY, AND THE CONSTITUTION: A CASE COMMENTARY ON ANUJ GARG V. HOTEL ASSOCIATION OF INDIA
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The relationship between protective legislation and substantive equality has long troubled Indian constitutional jurisprudence. Laws enacted with an ostensibly benevolent purpose — to “protect” women from workplace hazards — have historically operated to exclude them from public life altogether. Anuj Garg v. Hotel Association of India represents one of the most significant judicial interventions on […]
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Although everyone is guarantee of equal protection under the Constitution, numerous laws discriminate against persons based on their gender. This raises a crucial legal question: When does gender-specific law become discriminatory, and when is it necessary? This argument is important because certain legislation may unintentionally reinforce old gender stereotypes, while others correct historical inequalities. This […]