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By – Maitreyee Mishra INTRODUCTION The ‘Nithari’ case of 2006, involved Moninder Singh Pandher and his domestic servant, Surinder Koli, in a strange kind of crime: a planned series of murders and rapes with each victim, following the discovery of multiple skeletons near Pandher’s residence. A case was filed against Koli, under Sections 302 (punishment

By – Moka Karthik Introduction Colour trademarks are gaining popularity in the dynamic trademark world, where logos and symbols are key to brand awareness. Colour as a branding aspect is rising in India, a diverse industrial hub. Colour logo differs a company from others. A unified logo colour is applied throughout media. This visual element,

By – Rashmi Narasimhan The independence of judiciary is an essential attribute of rule of law which is  a basic feature of the constitution  and the judiciary must be free from executive pressures and all the other forms of pressures.[1] INTRODUCTION TO ARTICLE 121 The Article 121 deals with the restriction on discussion in parliament.[2]

By – Jyothi Sharma Introduction India and Canada have had a great history together, given the relations of mutual ties in diplomatic, economic, and cultural interests. As commonwealth countries, with similar democratic values and diverse populations, India and Canada have fostered multiple connections, from education and trade to defence and technology. [1]In return, it provides

By – Moka Karthik Introduction “Arbitration is a procedure in which a dispute is submitted, by agreement of the parties, to one or more arbitrators who make a binding decision on the dispute. In choosing arbitration, the parties opt for a private dispute resolution procedure instead of going to court.”[i] Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) is

By – Rushank Kumar (Research Fellow) What is ICC? In The Hague, Netherlands, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a stand-alone international institution. It was created to bring criminal charges against individuals for the most heinous crimes of global concern, including crimes against people, crimes against humanity, genocide, and violence. The Rome Statute, which was