JAPAN- ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES CASE[1] By- Anjanee Goel Under the Japanese tax system at issue in Japan – Alcoholic Beverages II, the internal tax imposed on domestic shochu was the same as that imposed on imported shochu; the higher tax imposed on imported vodka was also imposed on domestic vodka. Identical items (not bearing in mind…
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By- Anjanee Goel Arbitration is mode of resolving the dispute between parties outside of court. It is a private adjudication system and the decisions from such disputes under arbitration are final and binding in national courts. The parties to the suit decide whether to go for arbitration and whether the type would be international arbitration…
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By- Muskaan Singh Facts of the case: The NAZ Foundation (India) Trust (NI) is a New Delhi based NGO that has been functioning on HIV/AIDS and sexual wellbeing from 1994 onwards. They recorded a writ appeal in the Delhi High Court testing the protected legitimacy of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. This area…
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By- Tanya Gupta “(The complainant for this case was occupied with business of assembling and selling of Asbestos concrete sheets and unified items. It was asserted that one Gopala Krishna (A1) [Co-ordinator of “Boycott Asbestos India”, a party facilitated by Google (A2)] distributed certain slanderous articles focusing on a solitary maker of Asbestos concrete items…
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By: Aayushi Mehta & Harshita Poonia The earth outfits all basics forever thus there has been a nearby connection between nature and people. Without a characteristic and amiable condition, human presence is unimaginable on earth. To ensure a healthy and safe environment Judiciary intervention was considered necessary. It is one of the main aims of…
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By: Aayushi Mehta & Harshita Poonia Introduction Environment is no one’s property to destroy; it’s everyone’s responsibility to protect. – Mohith Agadi The Healthy Environment is the complete term encompassing all such normal and biotic variables that make conceivable to engage Right to life in obvious soul. The earth outfits all basics forever thus…
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By- Diksha Gupta India’s first GI was registered in 2004 & by January 11, 2018, The GI Registry, India has granted registration to around 610 GI’s which includes GI’s of handicrafts, agricultural products, for manufactured products, foodstuff and textile products. Products that have some qualities or reputation because of their own specific geographical origin are…
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By- Aaditya Sinha Recently, I have watched a film named “Section 375”. In that time there was a monologue that “Law and Justice are not same, law is a tool to sometimes get the justice”. Now, I think this monologue actually gives a perfect essence to the term Judicial activism which is coined by Arthur…
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By- Tanya Gupta “In this case of Rakesh Kumar Paul versus State of Assam (2017) 15 SCC 67, the denounced charged under section 13(1) of the Prevention and Corruption Act for which discipline limit of 10 years. The state contended that the greatest date for recording default bail would begin following 90 days. In any…
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