Law

RIGHT TO HEALTH AND ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE AND MEDICINE IN THE LIGHT OF TRIPS AGREEMENT: A CRITICAL STUDY

Human Rights are fundamental rights. They are known as nonderogable and inalienable rights. As such they are to be respected and ensured by the states as they have the obligation with respect to protect human rights. The states cannot compromise with the human rights of the people under any circumstances. On the other hand, states have also fallen prey to various developmental mechanisms for the purpose of economic growth and prosperity.

Sustainable Development: A Way Forward to Good Governance

The governing mechanisms which is being followed till date couldn’t succeed in reducing the polluting contents from the environment resulting into increase of global warming and depleting of environmental resources. The existing governing mechanisms need to be re-evaluated towards implementing proper and effective public health management for making the environment more sustainable.

COMPETITION LAW AND CONSUMER WELFARE: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES

As far as protection of consumer’s interest is concerned, it is basically understood as injustice which is suffered by the consumer in the commercial street in the form of quality, price, and guarantee choice extra which needs to be redressed by justified means. Competition which has got affected to a large extent by Globalization can unearth a lot of intricacies in the system of consumer protection strategy because of the ever changing size and involvedness of production and allocation attributions.

Corporate Mens Rea: A Critique

A company is an artificial person and therefore it cannot perform task or function on its own. Since a company is not a natural person, it cannot be punished like a natural person. Therefore the role of director gets much wider when it comes to the investor‟s interest and their grievances. This is because the investor is not aware of the internal functioning or the management of the company. In the case of HL Bolton Engineering Co Ltd v TJ Graham & Sons Ltd , it was held that directors and managers represent the directing mind and will of the company and also control the company.

SOCIO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIP IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW

The institutions of marriage and the family are important social institutions that provide for the security, support and companionship of members of our society and bear an important role in the rearing of children. The celebration of a marriage gives rise to moral and legal obligations, particularly the reciprocal duty of support placed upon spouses and their joint responsibility for supporting and raising children born of the marriage. These legal obligations perform an important social function. Live-in relationships are not new to our society.

STATUTORY CONTRACTS EMBODIED IN ARTICLES AND MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION OF A COMPANY

The articles and memorandum of associations of a company are the preliminary documents which set out the guidelines for the constitution of a company. There are various rules and procedures indicated in the articles/memorandum which are fundamental in governance of the company by the directors. Apart from being a rule book of the company the provisions of the articles and memorandum levy contractual obligations between the company and its members as well as on the on the members inter se.

Globalization And Legal Profession : A Critique

Though the traditional mindset about legal profession still predominates in many countries, International trade in services currently amounts to well over two trillion US dollars, a sixth of total world trade. The service industries also account for a significant portion of the growth of the domestic economy and of job creation.

THE PROBLEM OF DISABILITY IN INDIA: HOW TO BE TACKLED

There have been efforts internationally to include children with disabilities in the educational mainstream. Geoff Lindsay (2007:1) suggests that ‘inclusive education/mainstreaming is the key policy objective for education of children and young people with disabilities’.

A JOURNEY TOWARDS IMPLEMENTING DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY AN ANALYSIS OF LANDMARK CASES

Directive Principles are essential in the governance of the country and the state must and is bound to take positive actions in the implementation of the same in order to secure the concept of “Welfare State” as laid down by the founding fathers of the Constitution. These principles as rightly pointed out by Amartya Sen can be coined as “social rights” which are very indispensable to achieve the socio economic needs of the society. Hence, such principles should and must be implemented under every circumstance and the obligation to secure the same lies on the State.