Indian Journal Of Legal Review Issn 2583 2344

Category: Volume 1 and Issue 1 of 2021

  • Abortion is Women’s Absolute Right, No one can take away

    Yogisri DG, 
    Government Law College, Madurai, TNDALU

    ABORTION IS WOMEN’S ABSOLUTE RIGHT, NO ONE CAN TAKE AWAY

    Best Citation – Yogisri D G, Abortion Is Women’s Absolute Right, No One Can Take Away, 1 IJLR & 1 (2021)


    Abstract

    In country like India it is not that much easy to choose abortion as an option during pregnancy period to a woman, because lot of perils cross through. The law on abortion in India is governed primarily by Sections 312-316 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the provisions of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971. The methods commonly used for terminating an unwanted pregnancy are extremely unsafe and dangerous to the lives of the woman and may or may not affect the unborn baby too. These are consequence of not having right to freely demand abortion. Safe and legal abortion services must be provided. Abortion cannot be performed on the request of the husband, if the woman herself is not willing. The only discretion of terminating pregnancy to be with the woman because she is only person who knows what she actually undergoes. Still in rural areas women are standing far from decision making in terminating pregnancy or to continue. Almost 56% of abortions in India are under the category of unsafe. Abortion is a key reproductive choice but it is not a right in India. The judiciary has been playing a vital role in securing these rights to women. Each person has a right to bodily sovereignty and human rights instruments protect such rights internationally. That is the law has to take care of liberty of the mother as well as the unborn. analysing various problems regarding abortion, number of amendments needed to be made through legislation.

    Keywords: Legal Machinery, Unwanted Pregnancy, Unsafe Abortion, Fundamental right, Privacy, Judiciary, Bodily Sovereignty, Decision making.

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  • WAGE DIFFERENTIALS IN INDIA BASED ON GENDER GAP – AN OVERVIEW

    M.SURIYA PRIYA,
    AdvocAte, The Trichirappalli Bar Association.

    WAGE DIFFERENTIALS IN INDIA BASED ON GENDER GAP – AN OVERVIEW

    Best Citation – M.Suriya Priya, Wage Differentials In India Based On Gender Gap – An Overview, 1 IJLR & 8 (2021)

    ABSTRACT

    In India, Male Domination with a Complementary suppression of women has been continuing since, Pre-historic times. There has been discrimination between male and female child, men and women, rich and poor, Rural and urban areas. The main thing is, women are considered as Goods and chattels. They are considered as object of sense – gratification too. Indian women have suffered and are still suffering discrimination in Silence manner, at working places, at Home and in all aspects, self – sacrifice and self – denial are their Nobility and fortitude and yet they have been subject to all Inequality, inequities indignities and discrimination.

    KEYWORDS: Wage, Male, Female, Gender, Remuneration.

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  • ANALYSIS OF ALLOTTEE’S STATUS IN REAL ESTATE SECTOR

    A. Swathi,
    GOVERNMENT LAW COLLEGE, TIRUCHIRAPPALLI, TNDALU

    ANALYSIS OF ALLOTTEE’S STATUS IN REAL ESTATE SECTOR

    Best Citation – A. Swathi, Analysis of Allottee’s Status In Real Estate Sector, 1 IJLR & 16 (2021)

    ABSTRACT

    This paper is aimed at examining the present status of allottees in the real estate sector in India and the remedies available to them under various laws. This paper mainly deals with the status of the allottees in the RERA Act. Under this Act, Allottees means a person to whom the apartment, building or plot is being sold or allotted by the promoter for consideration. It has been enacted with the primary purpose of protecting the homebuyers from the defaults committed by the developers in the real estate sector. Furthermore, this paper analyses the remedies available to the allottees under other laws like, the consumer protection Act, under this the homebuyers can avail the remedies as a consumer and also in IBC, the homebuyers have the liberty to initiate insolvency proceedings as a financial creditor. Though different types of remedies are available under the above-mentioned laws, homebuyers are still facing problems relating to the speedy disposal of cases. And also, the homebuyers are always confused about which the appropriate forum is and which provides better and speedy remedies to them. The scope of study is limited to the role of allottees in the RERA Act and the impact of various laws on allottees in the real estate sector in India.

    KEYWORDS: Allottees, consumers, financial creditors, developers and real estate sector.

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  • AAYA RAM GAYA RAM POLITICS IN 21st CENTURY

    BHUVANESWARI. R , GOVERNMENT LAW COLLEGE, TIRUCHIRAPPALLI, TNDALU

    AAYA RAM GAYA RAM POLITICS IN 21ST CENTURY

    Best Citation – Bhuvaneswari. R, Aaya Ram Gaya Ram Politics In 21st Century, 1 IJLR & 27 (2021)

    ABSTRACT

    Election are the formal process of selecting a person for public office. Elections are conducted to choose a representative by the population on their behalf. Elections were conducted in free and fair manner in order to vote freely and to free representation of people. In 1967 the famous phrase “Aaya Ram Gaya Ram[1]” was coined into Indian politics and continued for a decade in different states. The Anti Defection law is contained in the 10th schedule of the Constitution. The Anti Defection Law has been enacted in the year 1985 in order to curb defection. It tries to provide stable government by ensuring the legislators do not switch sides and reduce governments to a minority mid-way during their tenure. In this paper I discuss about Today politics trends and Anti defection law’s current scenario.

    KEYWORDS: Election, Politics, Anti Defection, 10th Schedules.

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  • A BROAD PERSPECTIVE ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

    M ELAVENIL , GOVERNMENT LAW COLLEGE, TIRUCHIRAPPALLI, TNDALU 

    A BROAD PERSPECTIVE ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

    Best Citation – M Elavenil, A Broad Perspective on Capital Punishment, 1 IJLR & 32 (2021)

    Abstract

    “Capital Punishment” or “Death Penalty” is the highest level of punishment awarded in any society or democracy to maintain law and order. But killing another human being in the name of justice is no better than murdering someone. We should focus on eliminating the crime not the criminal. China is the only country in the world where the practice of death penalty is still at its peak with over 1000 executions every year, whereas in India the doctrine of “Rarest of the Rare” is followed and often the death sentence gets commuted to life imprisonment. But still India has executed a total of 4 criminals from the period of 2002 to 2015. Both the countries have various similarities in the procedure and law of capital punishment. We are no one to decide who gets to live and who gets to die. Therefore instead of hanging someone to death we should adapt a different approach i.e. the reformative approach so that one could improve himself and can live peacefully thereafter. This paper will discuss current scenario of capital punishment in India and how it still longs here.

    KEYWORD: Capital Punishment, Indian Penal Code, United Nations, Human Rights.

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