Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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Section 74 of The Indian Contract Act, 1872 had combined penalty and liquidated damages and it had seemed to do away with the requirement of establishing loss, with the result that there was a limitation on compensation. There had been a split of judicial opinion for decades concerning whether there is an actual loss or […]
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This article is the assertion for the interrogation of ‘When seeing is no longer believing?’ It examines the convergence of AI-generated synthetic media commonly termed “deep fakes” with the constitutional foundations. When citizens can no longer truth from fabrication, democratic discourse ceases to function. Elections lose legitimacy, journalism loses credibility, and constitutional democracies begin to […]
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The Indian judiciary, mandated by the constitution to provide equal justice to everyone, functions mainly in English and more than ninety per cent of its citizens don’t speak English. In a multilingual society like India, the issue of language takes significance as far as access to justice is concerned. This article highlights that the lack […]
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The Indian Parliament in September 2023 approved the Constitution (106th Amendment) Act, 2023 known as the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam to provide a minimum of one-third of Lok Sabha seats as well as State Legislative Assemblies and National Capital Territory of Delhi for women. Whether through their historical origins or their legislative history, much remains […]
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The landmark judgment of the Supreme Court of India addresses one of the most pressing constitutional conundrums of the twenty-first century: the tension between the need to use renewable energy to combat climate change and the preservation of biodiversity. Ardeotis nigriceps, the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB), and the legal challenge to overhead electricity […]
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The concept of hate speech in India has escalated infinitely over the past few years. The case of Kaushal Kishore v. State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors (2023) has addressed several significant constitutional questions, such as restrictions on speech, ministerial accountability, limitations on collective responsibility, and the horizontal scope of fundamental rights. This piece, in […]
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India has executed fewer than a handful of people in the last few decades. Yet, hundreds of prisoners sentenced to death remain on the death row for several years, sometimes for decades, hanging in the uncertainty of life and death. This article, while observing the statistical data from Death Penalty Reports and the real cases […]
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In India, when a crime is committed against a woman, the first question asked is not about her well-being but about her character. It’s not just the society but also the courts and lawmakers who demand proof of respectability from female victims. This piece revolves around how women are often held accountable for the crimes […]
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Constitutional morality has surfaced as a powerful doctrine in Indian constitutional jurisprudence. The Supreme Court had decisively used it to answer ambiguous and complex constitutional questions, like decriminalising consensual same-sex relations in Navtej Singh Johar and overriding a traditional discriminatory practice in the Sabrimala judgment. Yet when the same community returned to the court with […]
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Technology has become an inseparable part of human life in the modern era. From online banking and digital payments to social media and e-governance, almost every activity today depends upon the internet and computer systems. However, these technological developments have also resulted in a significant increase in cybercrimes, data breaches, identity theft, online fraud, cyberterrorism, […]