Author: INBA
First Time Voters : “Let us Ask”
Today’s leaders are involved in a race, a race towards a better India. India is constantly developing and one major advantage it has – Youth. Youth is the future of […]
The Impaired System: A Blind Eye Towards Mental Health In The Legal Profession
It is no secret that a lawyers’ or a judges’ calibre is tested on their ability to use their mental faculties. Yet, this profession has consistently swept incidences and needs […]
Seeking A Comment On Legal Reform
Dear All, As you may be aware, the Department of Commerce has been pursuing reforms in the legal services sector with the Department of Legal Affairs. Reforms. In this regard, […]
CONTROVERSIAL TRIPLE TALAQ BILL RE-PROMULGATED
The Ministry of Law and Justice by a notification issued on Saturday informed that President Kovind has re-promulgated The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Ordinance, 2019. The ordinance […]
INBA ACADEMIC- INTERNSHIP TOUR TO EUROPE
Indian National Bar Association (INBA) has successfully organized International academic tours to Washington, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and London. It gives us immense pleasure to plan our next chapter […]
Aadhar Amendment Bill: A Transformative Bill
The government on 2nd January 2019 has introduced Aadhar and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill 2018 for modification in the existing Aadhar Act, 2016 to tune with the judgement of the […]
Sexual Harassment Against Transgenders Now a Penal Offence
In a welcome development, the Delhi High Court has affirmed the application of Section 354A of the Indian Penal Code to transgender victims of sexual harassment. The Delhi Police informed […]
ACCESS TO JUSTICE – RIGHT TO LEGAL AID
Access to Justice Through Legal Aid – Constitutional and Legal Framework The Constitution of India guarantees its citizens equality before the law. Article 14 provides that the State shall not […]
Consensual Sex not amounting to Rape in Live-in Partners
India being a developing nation in all of its terms including gender equality and gender recognition (LGBTQ), the top court of the country has been giving judgements for the modern […]
AN OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM
India became an independent democratic republic in 1947 and its constitution became enforceable on 26th November 1949, is the supreme law of the land. India follows a common law legal system whose infrastructure holds the […]