Journal on Contemporary Issues of Law

Vol. 7 Issue 11 [Nov 2021]

International Humanitarian Law and Conflict Variations: Heeding to the Voice of Humanity

This article examines the different variants of conflict, the traditional conceptions and nomenclature used in describing them and the exclusion by traditional humanitarian law of these conflicts from its regulatory ambit. The doctrinal methodology was adopted examining the views of renowned scholars of the law of armed conflict, and primarily examining modern International Law treaties.

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Understanding Culpable Homicide in Contemporary Indian Context

The word ‘homicide’ comes from the Latin term, homo which means ‘man’ and cido which means ‘to cut or kill’. Thus, homicide means the killing of a human being, by a human being. Section 45 and 46 of IPC define ‘life’ and ‘death’, which means the life and death of a human being. Homicide, according

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Social Stock Exchanges in India: An Analysis

Social organisations play a vital role by walking a fine line across social and economic reasoning, and strive to do this via the use of an adequate organizational framework. Incorporate start-ups, technical enterprises, and established organisations that use a sophisticated, inventive, and formulated approach to increase their efficiency. Additionally, social entrepreneurs have a significant role in modern

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Case Comment: Upendra Kumar v. Don Finance Corporation

The Banking Regulation Act prohibits any co-operative society to engage in the business of banking, unless it has obtained a license and is registered with the Reserve Bank of India. It is also mandated that such co-operative societies shall use the words ‘bank’, ‘banker’, or ‘banking’ in its name in order to carry on its

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