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THE LEGAL ANALYST 

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THE LEGAL ANALYST

A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: V No. 1 & 2                             ISSN: 2231-5594                               Year: 2015

CONTENTS

RESEARCH PAPERS
APPRAISING THE CORPORATE INVESTIGATIVE POWERS OF THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION IN THE PROMOTION OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Dominic Asada & Adefi  Matthew Olong	06-14
PRINCIPLES OF SENTENCING S.S. Upadhyay	15-26
REGULATION OF ANTICOMPETITIVE TRADE PRACTICES: A CONCEPTUAL AND LEGAL OVERTURE Manish Singh	27-41
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INDIAN JUDICIARY Dr. Rakesh Kumar	42-52
LEXISNEXIS E-DATABASE: TREASURE OF LEGAL RESEARCH Maneesh Kumar Bajpai	53-60
WHITE COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIA: A CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Rushil Chandra & Kumar Askand Pandey	61-70
HUMAN RIGHTS IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW Dr. Satish Chandra	71-84
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL NORMS AND JUDICIAL APPROACH: INDIAN SCENARIO Dr. Prashant Kr Mishra	85-89
RAGGING- A MENACE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: AN ANALYSIS Kavitha Balakrishnan & Juhi Jayapalan	90-92
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW ON THE BIRTH OF JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) BILL, 2014 Mahendra Kumar	93-99
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE: INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT Dr. Kavita Singh	100-110

THE LEGAL ANALYST

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Vol.: IV No. 1 & 2                       ISSN: 2231-5594                               Year: 2014

CONTENTS

RESEARCH PAPERS
TORTURE TO EXTRACT CONFESSIONS IN THE WESTERN WORLD: A HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION Dr. Bo Yin	06-10
LEGISLATIVE CURBS ON DOWRY: PROBLEMS OF IMPLEMENTATION Dr. Anil Kumar Singh	11-16
RIGHT OF SPEEDY TRIAL OF UNDER-TRIAL PRISONERS: A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE Dr. Satish Chandra	17-22
PROTECTIONS OF WOMEN UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS: A GLOBAL VIEW Dr. S. Nagaseshamma	23-26
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BASIC PRINCIPLES OF INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY WITH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS JURISPRUDENCE Umesh Shrikrishna Aswar	27-34
NEW DIMENSIONS OF PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS AFTER MANEKA GANDHI A.H. Hawaldar	35-44
GIRLS SURVIVAL WITH DIGNITY AND GRACE: A DISTANT DREAM Sabhyata Bansal	45-49
PADDY LANDS PROTECTION: AFTER THE KERALA CONSERVATION OF PADDY LAND AND WETLAND ACT, 2008 Dayana M.K.	50-58
THE SUPREME COURT  OF INDIA ON THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION OF  ELECTRONIC MEDIA Gitu Singh	59-67

THE LEGAL ANALYST

A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: III                         ISSN: 2231-5594                                Year: 2013

CONTENTS

ARTICLES/RESEARCH PAPERS
USE OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN CHINA  Dr. Bo Yin &   Xinyun Peng	06-12
UTTARAKHAND DISASTER: A CONFLICT BETWEEN DEVELOPMENT AND NATURE Professor Manik Chakraborty	13-25
PREVENTIVE OR PUNITIVE DETENTION IN INDIA Ranjana Ferrao	26-32
A JOURNEY FROM NATIONALIZATION TO DENATIONALIZATION OF INSURANCE SECTOR IN INDIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW Dr. Sibaram Tripathy	33-35
RIGHT OF CHILDREN TO FREE AND COMPULSORY EDUCATION IN INDIA: A CRITICAL LEGAL STUDY Dr. P.K. Pandey	36-48
A STEP TOWARDS POLICE REFORMS IN INDIA Bhagyalaxmi Rath	49-51
WOMEN REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN INDIA Dr. Janardan Kumar Tiwari	52-56

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A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: II No. 2                              ISSN: 2231-5594                               Year: 2012

CONTENTS

ARTICLES/RESEARCH PAPERS
A STUDY OF THE COMPENSATION SYSTEM FOR RURAL LAND EXPROPRIATION IN CHINA Dr. Hongping Lian	7
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT UNDER TRIPS AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Dr. Navdeep Kour Sasan	13
PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF CUSTODIAL TORTURE: ROLE OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Seema Rani & Dr. S.S. Khaira	19
ELDERLY PEOPLE AND SOCIAL SECURITY IN INDIA Dr. Archana Gadekar	31
SCARCITY OF ORGAN DONORS - A HURDLE IN ACCESS TO RIGHT TO HEALTH IN ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION SURGERIES IN INDIA Dr. D. M. Jadhav	37
CORRUPTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS: A KEY QUESTION WITH CONSTITUTIONAL COMPATIBILITY Dr. Prashant Mishra	41
THE ENVIRONMENTAL JURISPRUDENCE AND ITS CONTOURS IN THE LIGHT OF A FEW JUDGEMENTS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Dr. Rupam Saikia	45
TERRORISM IN INDIA – CHALLENGES AND RESPONSES: A CRITICAL LEGAL ANALYSIS Dr. Hari Shankar Panda	50
STATUS OF CHILDREN UNDER THE PROHIBITION OF CHILD MARRIAGE ACT, 2006 & THE CHILD MARRIAGE RESTRAINT ACT, 1929 Dr. Shipra Gupta	57
HUMAN RIGHTS AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE Dr. Sudhansu Ranjan Mohapatra	67
RIGHT TO FOOD AS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS Dr. Satish Chandra	76
RIGHT TO STRIKE: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES Dr. Dinesh Babu	80
LAW AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: EMERGING NEW PRINCIPLES Dr. Reetika Bansal	87
EFFICACY OF LAW TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF AUDIOVISUAL PERFORMERS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS Dr. P. K. Pandey & Prabhash Pandey	95
IRRETRIEVABLE BREAKDOWN OF MARRIAGE UNDER MATRIMONIAL LAWS IN INDIA  Anil Kumar Singh	99
PATIENT’S RIGHT TO HEALTH: A SPECIAL CONCERN IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION AND CONSUMERISM Sharmila Ghuge	105
RIGHT TO EDUCATION- WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CONSTITUTIONAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE IN INDIA Priya Shah	109
LGBT (LESBIAN, GAY, BISXUAL & TRANSGENDER) AND HUMAN RIGHTS Sukanta Sarkar	115
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PROVISIONS OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION PERTAINING TO RIGHTS OF DISABLED PERSONS Umesh Shrikrishna Aswar	121
A PROMISE UNMET:  RIGHT TO HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS OF HIV/AIDS PERSONS Sandhya P. Kalamdhad	131
REFLECTIONS ON UNIFORM CIVIL CODE – AN OVERVIEW Pramod Tiwari & Vijay Srivastava	141
EXTRADITION AND HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLICATIONS Saroj Chhabra	145
SEXUAL OFFENCE: INDIAN PENAL CODE AND MODERN VALUES AT CROSS ROADS THAT NEEDS RECONCILIATION S.G. Goudappanavar	151
PRO-WOMEN LAWS BEING MISUSED Superna Jindal	161
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST MEN IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW Mahendra Kumar & Devendra	166
ROLE OF ASSIGNMENT AGREEMENTS UNDER TRADEMARK LAW IN INDIA Ankur Srivastava	171
STATE AMENDMENTS OF WOMEN'S PROPERTY RIGHTS: COMPARISON & CRITIQUE Pragya Mishra	178
NOTES AND COMMENTS
CASE COMMENT ON ‘SAHARA INDIA REAL ESTATE CORP. LTD. & OTHERS v. SECURITIES & EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA & ANOTHER 2012 S C Pramod Tiwari	185

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A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: II No. 1                                        ISSN: 2231-5594                                          Year: 2012

CONTENTS

ARTICLES/RESEARCH PAPERS

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENT

Prof. (Dr.) T.S.N. Sastry

A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN SPAIN

Rosario Pozo Gordaliza

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM HARMFUL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS: INDIAN PERSPECTIVE

Dr. Manoj Kumar Padhy

RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING IN INDIA: HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE

Dr. P.K. Pandey

PROSPECT OF THE ADR SYSTEM IN INDIA

Dr. Ujwala Sunil Shinde

CHILD TRAFFICKING IN INDIA: PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES

Dr. Manoj Kumar Sadual

DISPOSAL OF E-WASTE IN INDIA: A NEED FOR REFORMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS

Dr. Payal Thaorey

EUTHANASIA: FIGHTING FOR ‘RIGHT TO DIE’

Dr. Shilpa Seth

FIVE YEARS OF PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005

Dr.  K. Sudha & T.Y. Nirmala Devi

INTERNET BANKING: PROS AND CONS

Dr. Krishan Kumar Kajal

PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Pandey

CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986- A UNIQUE SOCIAL WELFARE LEGISLATION

Dr. Naresh Mahipal & Samta Soni

IPR MANAGEMENT OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE IN MEGHALAYA: AN ANALYSIS

Dr. Ravikant Mishra

CUSTODIAL VIOLENCE UNDER POLICE CUSTODY: A SERIOUS PROBLEM IN INDIA

Dr. Om Prakash Singh & Dr. T. N. Mishra

JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN INDIA: A CONSTITUTIONAL PRESCRIPTION

Dr. Hari Shankar Panda

ACCESS TO INTERNET AS HUMAN RIGHT

Dr. Puneet Pathak

SOCIAL JUSTICE AND WELFARE STATE: REALITY OR MYTH

Dr. Chintamani Rout

TRAFFICKING OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN: THE DARKER SIDE OF GLOBALIZATION

Sharmila Ghuge

SURROGACY: A PARADOX REGARDING MOTHERHOOD RIGHTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA

Jasdeep Kaur

COMPLEX PROBLEMS IN ADMINISTRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE – A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO URBAN AND RURAL DISPARITIES

Praneetha B.S.

EXTRADITION AND THE PRINCIPLE OF DOUBLE CRIMINALITY

Saroj  Chhabra

MAINTENANCE AND WELFARE OF PARENTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS

Bindu Jindal

ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARDS AND JUDICIAL SUPERVISION IN INDIA

Gurpreet Kaur

INTERFACE BETWEEN THE TRADE MARKS LAW AND THE COPYRIGHT LAW IN INDIA

Shaiwal Satyarthi

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF HINDUISM AND CASTE SYSTEM IN ORIENTAL – LEGAL PERSPECTIVE

Atul Sinha

FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION VIS-A-VIS SEDITION IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

Ravi J. Bhovate

MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE: THE EXTENT OF MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS’ LIABILITY

Vikram Kumar

NOTES AND COMMENTS

U.P. POWER CORPORATION LTD. v. RAJESH KUMAR & OTHERS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

Pramod Tiwari

BOOK REVIEW

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: Theory and Practice with Case Studies

Dr. Durgambini A. Patel