The Supreme Court of India on September 26, 2018 allowed live streaming and video recording of court proceedings across the country. The bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices AM Khanwilkar and DY Chandrachud asked the government to frame rules in this regard under Article 145 of the Constitution. The top court stated that live streaming of court proceedings …
It is a universally accepted fact that technology and development go hand in hand. There is not a single facet of human life that is untouched by technology. Though, legal profession may superficially, seem to be indifferent from the technological advancement, yet, on a careful scrutiny, one realizes the integral role played by technology even in this profession. The legal …
Although there are employment conditions that define specific conditions, organized employees of the private sector are governed by various laws, such as the Premium Payment Law, the Equal Payment Law, the Bond Payment Law, the Pension Fund of Employees and the Law of various provisions, the status of employees. Insurance Law, Maternity Benefits Law, etc. The right to a safe …
Extradition Treaty implies an agreement or course of action made by India with an outside State identifying with the removal of outlaw offenders. Extradition Treaty contains the conditions that should be satisfied to proceed with the procedure of extradition and furthermore a rundown of violations based on which a criminal might be kept in the outside nation. India presently has …
The Citizenship Act (Amendment) of 2003 (numbered “Law 6 of 2004”) added the following clause to the Citizenship Act of 1955: (l) The Central Government may obligatorily register all citizens of India and issue the national identification card for identification. (2) The central government can maintain a national registry of Indian citizens and for this purpose establish a national registration …
