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Foreign Judgments in the context of Indian Law and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards
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Sexual Harassment At The Workplace
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Case Brief: Vadlamudi Kutumba Rao v. State of Andhra Pradesh, AIR 1961 AP 448
By Bhavani Kumar, SLS Pune Editor’s Note: All crimes under the Indian Penal Code are categorized as either cognizable offences or non-cognizable offences. Cognizable offences are
Sting Operations as Evidence in India
By Palak Jain, NLIU Bhopal Editor’s Note: Sting operations can be classified into positive and negative sting operations based on their purpose. Positive sting operation takes
Reformative Theory of Punishment
By Tanu Priya Editor’s Note: Punishment is the coercion used to enforce the law of the land, which means it is one of the pillars of
Cognizance of Offences
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