INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR LEGAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

A DETAILED STUDY ON SUPREME COURTS POWER UNDER ARTICLE 142 IN RELATION WITH DECREE OF DIVORCE BY - DR. C. USHA

Authors: DR. C. USHA

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING AS A MORDERN FORM OF SLAVERY. BY - MEHUL

Authors: MEHUL

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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EQUAL PROTECTION: GENDER-NEUTRAL LAWS FOR SEXUAL OFFENSES IN INDIA BY- PRAPTI KAPOOR

Authors: PRAPTI KAPOOR

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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EMERGENCY IN INDIA AND THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICA AND COMPARISION BY: - MR SUBODH KUMAR SARKAR

Authors: MR SUBODH KUMAR SARKAR

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN THE WORKPLACE: COMPARING LEGAL PROTECTIONS WITH FACTORY LAWS. BY: - ADV. SMRUTI KALANTRE.

Authors: ADV. SMRUTI KALANTRE.

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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ANALYSING MOTOR VEHICLE CLAIMS IN INDIA: THE PROCESS, ESSENTIAL JUDGEMENTS, CRITICISMS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS BY – SURYAANSH KISHAN RAZDAN

Authors: SURYAANSH KISHAN RAZDAN

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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EXAMINING CYBER CRIME INVESTIGATION AND METHOD OF PREVENTING E CRIME. BY - GARGI SHUKLA

Authors: GARGI SHUKLA

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MORTGAGE AND LEASE BY - SAI RISHITHA LINGALA

Authors: SAI RISHITHA LINGALA

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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LEGAL PERSPECTIVE RELATING TO NOISE POLLUTION IN INDIA BY - NAVVINDER SINGH

Authors: NAVVINDER SINGH

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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PRESERVING THE PAST: COPYRIGHT PROTECTION AS A SAFEGUARD FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE BY - SHRUTI SHREE

Authors: SHRUTI SHREE

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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[1] IM stands for instant message. Instant messaging is another way for people to communicate with each other by computer in real time. A chat session is established between two or more computers using compatible applications through which written messages and files can be transmitted back and forth. The unique challenge of instant messages is that their content is not often recorded by service providers or the applications facilitating the chat. Once the IM session closes, the contents tend to be lost. This is not always the case as users can turn on chat logging, but by default most chat applications do not record sessions.

[2] A Faraday device or Faraday cage is a device constructed to block radio signals from entering or exiting the protected area, creating an electromagnetic shield. It consists of a metal conductor or a mesh that prohibits the entry or escape of electromagnetic signals.

[3] Hashes use cryptographic algorithms to create a message digest of the data and represent it as a relatively small piece of data. The hash can be used to compare a hash of the original data to the forensic copy. When the hashes match, it is accepted as proof that the data is an exact copy.

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[5] An expert witness is a witness who possesses specialized knowledge that an ordinary juror would not likely possess. A percipient witness is a witness who testifies about what he “perceived” (e.g., what he saw, did, or heard).

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[8] Stockholm Declaration, 1972, Principle 1.

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A DETAILED STUDY ON SUPREME COURTS POWER UNDER ARTICLE 142 IN RELATION WITH DECREE OF DIVORCE BY - DR. C. USHA

HUMAN TRAFFICKING AS A MORDERN FORM OF SLAVERY. BY - MEHUL

EQUAL PROTECTION: GENDER-NEUTRAL LAWS FOR SEXUAL OFFENSES IN INDIA BY- PRAPTI KAPOOR

EMERGENCY IN INDIA AND THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICA AND COMPARISION BY: - MR SUBODH KUMAR SARKAR

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN THE WORKPLACE: COMPARING LEGAL PROTECTIONS WITH FACTORY LAWS. BY: - ADV. SMRUTI KALANTRE.

ANALYSING MOTOR VEHICLE CLAIMS IN INDIA: THE PROCESS, ESSENTIAL JUDGEMENTS, CRITICISMS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS BY – SURYAANSH KISHAN RAZDAN

EXAMINING CYBER CRIME INVESTIGATION AND METHOD OF PREVENTING E CRIME. BY - GARGI SHUKLA

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MORTGAGE AND LEASE BY - SAI RISHITHA LINGALA

LEGAL PERSPECTIVE RELATING TO NOISE POLLUTION IN INDIA BY - NAVVINDER SINGH

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