DOCTRINE OF OSTENSIBLE OWNER
S M Nawaz Ahmad 4th-year, BBA LLB (Hons) Chandigarh University, Mohali, Punjab ABSTRACTThe meaning of the word "ostensible"...
ARTICLE 28 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
Ananya Singh WHAT IS SECULARISM? When individuals do not rely on religion for forming decisions, policies, managing their lives, shaping...
Right to Privacy: Post-Puttaswamy Jurisprudence and Its Expanding Horizons
Ananya Singh Privacy and Individual Autonomy Privacy is an integral part of a person’s life. Individual autonomy and privacy are...
Article 27 of the Constitution of India
Anjali Sanyal ABSTRACTArticle 27 of the Constitution of India prohibits the use of public funds for promoting or maintaining any...
ANALYZING THE AMBIT AND SCOPE OF ARTICLE 31
Manvi Verma ABSTRACT This paper examines the evolution and implications of Article 31 of the Indian Constitution, focusing on the...
Fundamental Rights vs. Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP)
Pallavi Sharma Fundamental Rights vs. Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) The relationship between Fundamental Rights (FRs) and Directive Principles...
Basic Structure Doctrine and Its Evolving Jurisprudence
Shashank Datt 1. Historical Background: The Indian Constitution, which was adopted as the supreme law of the land in 1950,...
🔐 The Future of Cyber Security: Understanding Data Protection Laws in India 📚
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AHMAD AMAN KAZMIBA.LLB(IX SEM)SHARDA UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF LAW (SUSOL)GEATER NOIDA Introduction According to Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act,...
Doctrine of Priority
AHMAD AMAN KAZMIBA.LLB(IX SEM)SHARDA UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF LAW (SUSOL)GEATER NOIDA Doctrine of Priority in Property Law The determination of the relative...
