Law

The competition law is primarily concerned with preventing specific market activities that harm businesses, customers, or both and curbing market behaviours that violate market ethics. The Competition Act of 2002 in India was enacted to create a competition law system that responds to the changing economic landscape in India and overseas. The Monopolies and Restrictive […]

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 improved the previous laws regarding arbitration in India, namely the Arbitration Act, 1940, the Arbitration Act, 1937, and The Foreign Awards Act, 1961. This act also derives authority from the UNCITRAL Model Law on international commercial arbitration and the UNCITRAL rules on conciliation. It unites and manages the laws

Alternative Dispute Resolution typically denotes a broad range of dispute resolution processes that act as a means for disagreeing parties to argue without litigation. It is a way through which parties can settle disputes with the help of a third party. ADR helps ease the burden of litigation on courts while providing a well-rounded and

Law or judicial system plays an essential role in every country as it acts as a guideline to what is accepted in a society or a country without law; there is a very good chance that there can be conflicts between social groups, communities, governments, and the public.   Thus, every person in the country

This article talks about abetment in the Indian Penal Code. Abetment in IPC is provoking, encouraging, and aiding anyone to do a crime or a criminal act punishable by law. This article also aims to focus on the meaning and concept of criminal conspiracy and discuss chapter V of the IPC.  Chapter V of the