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CASE NOTE - JUST RIGHTS FOR CHILDREN ALLIANCE vs. S. HARISH

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  CASE NOTE JUST RIGHTS FOR CHILDREN ALLIANCE vs. S. HARISH Written By: Adv. Ms Vashvi Singh &  Adv. Mr. Yash Jain Edited by: Yash Jain   BACKGROUND The POCSO defines 'child' as someone below 18 years of age and defines “child pornography” under Section 2(1)(da) as "means any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a child which include photograph, video, digital or computer generated image indistinguishable from an actual child and image created, adapted, or modified, but appear to depict a child."  The respondents were accused to have been active consumers of child pornography as per the Cyber Tipline Report of the National Crimes Record Bureau (NCRB), and subsequently FIR was registered in the at the at the All- Women’s Police Station Ambattur, Chennai, Tamil Naidu as Crime No. 03 of 2020 for the offence punishable under Section(s) 67B of the IT Act and 14(1) of the POCSO. During the investigation and after thorough forensic examination of his

EXPLORING LEGAL FRAMEWORKS FOR MAINTENANCE RIGHTS OF A WOMEN IN COHABITING RELATIONSHIP, A COMPARTIVE ANALYSIS

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  EXPLORING LEGAL FRAMEWORKS FOR MAINTENANCE RIGHTS OF A  WOMEN IN COHABITING RELATIONSHIP, A COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS Written By: Pragati Tomar    5th Year  B.A.LL.B (hons.)  Prestige institute of Management and Research,  Gwalior Edited By: Advocate Yash Jain ABSTRACT This paper explores the legal frameworks governing maintenance rights for women in live-in relationships, focusing on India and other selected countries. Live-in relationships, an evolving social phenomenon, present complex challenges in defining and ensuring the rights of partners, particularly women, in the absence of formal marital ties. In India, the legal landscape regarding maintenance rights for women in live-in relationships has undergone significant development through judicial interpretations and legislative amendments. The paper delves into landmark Indian court judgments and statutory provisions, analyzing the evolution and current state of maintenance laws applicable to live-in partners. Furthermore, this

Uttarakhand Uniform Civil Code Bil 2024

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  Uttarakhand Uniform Civil Code Bill 2024: An Important Step Towards Uniformity And Oneness Of The Nation   Written by: Mansi Rana 2nd  Year LL.M. (Business Law) Prestige Institute of Management and Research Gwalior (M.P)     Edited by: Kashaf Ali LL.B. 3 rd Year Career College of Law, Bhopal (M.P)             INTRODUCTION After passing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill 2024, Uttarakhand became the first state to implement the Uniform Civil Code in independent India. This enacted UCC bill offers uniform guidelines for marriage, divorce, property inheritance, and cohabitation for all Uttarakhand inhabitants (except the Scheduled Tribes), irrespective of their spiritual or religious beliefs. The UCC aims to replace individual personal codes of each faith with a focus on marriage, divorce, adoption and inheritance according to the Directive Principle of State Policy under Article 44 of the Indian Constitution. T