About The 1st St. Joseph’s College of Law National Level Moot Court Competition, 2021 has been conceived with the aim of creating opportunities for learning the development of jurisprudence on emerging trends in Intellectual Property…

INTRODUCTION The pressure over the constitution-makers when it was into the process of making can never be felt by us. They inculcated certain special features in the constitution of India clearly outlining their intention behind…

Abstract Rajiv Gandhi’s government on 24th Jan. 1985 introduced a Bill, namely, The Constitution (Fifty-Second Amendment) Bill in the Lok Sabha. Through this, the Tenth Schedule was added to the Constitution of India. This created…

Introduction Arbitration is acknowledged as an exclusive method of determining legal conflicts because of the rudimentary essence of liberty provided to parties at dispute in order to regulate the method of such dispute settlement. Party…

Introduction As we can see that since the creation of our country India, our country has mainly been unable to solve its problem like the epidemic crisis, the main reason for it to remain backward…

CALL  FOR  LEGAL   RESEARCHERS >Lex Bona Fide – Law Journal (ISSN: 2582-7952) ABOUT US LBLJ (Lex Bona Fide Law Journal) (ISSN: 2582-7952) is an online platform for Students, Teachers, and Scholars to express their views on various…

VIDHI PARIVARTAN’S WEBINAR ON “CYBER LAW 2021 KEY TRENDS” ABOUT VIDHI PARIVARTAN Vidhi Parivartan is a legal platform that seeks to hone the skill-sets of all the budding lawyers, aid the law students in all…

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Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831) requested that the Supreme Court decide if a state may force its laws on Indigenous people groups and their domain. In the last part of the 1820s, the Georgia council…

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