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NARCOANALYSIS – A LEGAL PROPESCTIVE
NARCOANALYSIS – A LEGAL PROPESCTIVE [Vol 4/ Issue 2/ March 2019] [ISSN 2394-9295] Ms. Bhavya Sharma B.B.A., LL.B(H) Student, Amity Law School, Noida (U.P) Email ID: bhavyashrma6@gmail.com ABSTRACT Narco – investigation has been the most discussed subject among the lawful brotherhood, media and normal masses. With ongoing approach of advances in each circle of life, criminal examination is not any
NON-CONSENSUAL PENETRATION UNDER THE GARB OF MARRIAGE
NON-CONSENSUAL PENETRATION UNDER THE GARB OF MARRIAGE Vol 2/ Issue 2/ Dec 2016 [ISSN 2394-9295] CHIRAG NAYAK B.COM LLB (H), 5th Semester Amity Law School, Noida Email id- chiragnayak95@gmail.com ABSTRACT “Either she cries, or she shies”. This is the unforgiving reality of the sacrosanct bond, where the wife is powerless against the coldblooded demonstrations of her better half. Poor enactment
The Beginning of a new Era – Non Traditional Marks
The Beginning of a new Era – Non Traditional Marks [Vol 4/ Issue 1/ November 2018] [ISSN 2394-9295] Mr. Harshit Singh Mr. Alok Saxena Student B.B.A., LL.B (H)) Student B.B.A., LL.B (H) Amity Law School, Noida. Amity Law School, Noida. “You can’t solve a problem on the same level that it was created. You have to rise above it
SOCIO – LEGAL IMPACT OF EUTHANASIA: THE INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
SOCIO – LEGAL IMPACT OF EUTHANASIA: THE INDIAN PERSPECTIVE [Vol 4/ Issue 1/ November 2018] [ISSN 2394-9295] Ms. Tanya Saxena Mr.ManasAgrawal Student B.B.A., LL.B (H)) Student B.B.A., LL.B (H) Amity Law School, Noida. Amity Law School, Noida. Email id- tanyasaxena56@gmail.com Email id- manas.agrawal11@gmail.com Abstract “What seems to be the conundrum of the decade is to think upon the fact
ICJ OVER INTER-STATE ARBITRATION
ICJ OVER INTER-STATE ARBITRATION [Vol 4/ Issue 1/ November 2018] [ISSN 2394-9295] Ms. Divya Ann Samuel B.B.A., LL.B(H) Student, LL.M-International Law, University of Glasgow (U.K) Email ID: divyaannsamuel@gmail.com ABSTRACT There has been a major shift in the inter-state dispute resolution mechanism. Many cases have been referred to the ICJ by States. This is opposed to the earlier practice of referring
