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The aim of the online certificate course is to teach students each and every student all the aspects of civil procedure code. After completing this course they will be able to understand where is civil procedure code applicable and how is civil procedure code applicable.

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1. Duration: 25 classes (4 classes per week)
2. Commencement: 1st April 2021
3. Timings: 6-7 pm
4. Last Date of Registration: 28thMarch 2021 (till 11:59 pm)

Course Module

1. Suits in general
2. Execution
3. Incidental proceedings
4. Suits in particular cases
5. Special proceedings
6. Supplement proceedings
7. Appeals
8. Reference, review, and revision
9. Special provisions relating to the high courts not being the court of a judicial commissioner
10. Rules
11. Part XI – Miscellaneous
12. Order I – Order LI

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1. Certificate Course: 3500/-
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The inspiration for this book was derived from the fact that India is a democratic country with a robust legal framework, however, it lacks a stringent legal enforcement mechanism due to which such a gruesome and barbaric act of inhumanity is on the rise. The objective of the book is to bring in the view of the readers the various aspects of Anti-Rape Laws in India, the evolution of the rape laws in the country, the need for gender-neutral laws by criminalizing Male Rape, the growing cases of Marital Rape, and need for making a law against it, prevailing misuse of anti-rape laws and majorly looking at the practicality of the law as contrary to how it is laid down in the statute.
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1. The Evolution Of Rape Laws- Refining Or Declining? – By Aditi Shekhar
2. Rationale behind Rape Culture – By Ipsa Raj
3. Is Sexual Crime influenced by pornography? – By Apoorva Singhal
4. Objectification of Women – By Ravisha Mahajan
5. Analysis of NCRB Rape Reports 2016-2018 – By Mahabir Bist & Kartikay Singh
6. Harassment of Sexual Assault Victims by Police: Procedural Loopholes – By Adrija Datta
7. Judicial Interpretation of Rape Cases – By Angel Mary Aju
8. Judicial Response to Carnal Abuse – By Anurag Agrawal
9. Developments in the Rape Laws in India – By Shefali Bohra
10. Custodial Rape in India: Whom can you even trust? – By Taruni Lakkaraju
11. Mishandling of Rape cases by the Police – By Tushita Maheshwari
12. Harassment at the Hands of Protectors – By Hushang Jaiswal
13. Bird’s-eye view of POCSO Act, 2012 – By Pallavi Nayyar
14. Overview of Nirbhaya Rape Case – By Dhivya S
15. Amendments Following The Nirbhaya Case – By Ananya Bhargava
16. Nirbhaya Case: Amendments in Criminal Law and Juvenile Justice Act – By Nehal Pharande
17. Men Too: Not Always The Perpetrators – By Niharika Maurya
18. Male Rape: A Study On Its Need Of Recognition In India – By Anjalina Kalita
19. Marital Rape- A Permitted Offence In India – By Nirbhay Talwar
20. The Need To Criminalise Marital Rape – By Priyansha Gahlowt
21. The Emergence of #MeToo Movement in India – By Kritika Meena
22. Significance and Impact of #MeToo Movement – By Abhay Saxena
23. Female Advocates Safety: A matter of concern – By Medha Shukla
24. CEDAW – An International Forum of Justice for the Rape Victim – By Geeta Moni
25. Misuse Of Rape Laws – By Vishnu Goel and Aditi Marwaha
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Alternative Dispute Resolution In India

INTRODUCTIONJudiciary is one of the most important branches of government along with legislature and executive. The main function of the judiciary is to give justice and to punish the wrongdoer.  In India, the judiciary is said to be the people’s protector. It is the only organ the people trust the most because it dispenses justice and acts as a neutral entity between the government and the people. Judiciary also has the power to declare a law made by the legislature as unconstitutional if it violates the basic structure of the constitution. This is termed Judicial Review. But in today’s time judiciary is completely exhausted because of the number of pending cases in front of the courts. There are millions of cases pending in different courts of India, many of which are pending for more than a decade. The people are having another option where they can settle their disputes mutually and in simple words, it is a process of settling disputes without litigation. The purpose of law according to Gandhi was that the main function of a lawyer was to unite the parties. Basically, the main advantages of the Alternative Dispute Resolution System over Litigation are the long-drawn court procedures, heavy cost, and wastage of time. Alternative Dispute Resolution is a win-win situation for both parties as it resolves disputes between the parties without going to court in less time and also saves court time.

https://lawescort.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/ADR-600x338.png HISTORY OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE  RESOLUTIONThe dispute resolution process is not a new process rather an old and ancient non-judicial method to resolve disputes. Only the extensive promotion and accumulation of the ADR model and wider use of it as a means for the settlement of a specific dispute is new. ADR has been popular in India since time immemorial. In the past, men had been experimenting to find a cheap and convenient method to get justice.

There was a distinct and separate judicial system for Gupta Empire. The village assembly was the lowest level of the judicial system or trade guild. These councils were appointed to settle the disputes between the parties that appeared before them. For various matters that came before them, separate councils were appointed to decide various matters. Thus, if people could not reach any peaceful settlement, it was resolved by the councils.

At the time of the Mughal Dynasty, most villagers resolved their disputes in the village courts themselves and appeal to the caste courts, the arbitration of an impartial umpire.

The Panchayats were established by Maratha
Empire; they were the first instrument of the civil administration of justice
under the Marathas to adjudicate disputes of simple and minor nature. [1]

With the arrival of the British Raj, these traditional institutions of dispute resolution started and the formal legal system introduced by the British started to rule. Alternate Dispute Resolution in the present form was established in the country, with its creation by the Bengal Regulations. Various Regulations incorporating provisions relating to Arbitration Act VIII of 1857 codified the process of Civil Courts except those started by the Royal Charter, which included sections dealing with the arbitration in suits as well as sections which comprised for arbitration without the intervention of the court. Thereafter, the Indian Arbitration Act, 1899 was passed which was based on the English act by the same name. In 1908 the procedure was re-enacted of Code of Civil Procedure. The Code made no major changes in the law of arbitration. The Arbitration Act of 1940 was enacted replacing the Indian Arbitration Act of 1899 and few parts of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. I[...]

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IntroductionA Patent is an exclusive right given to a person who is an inventor of a new and useful article or an improvement of an existing article or a new process of making an article. A patent refers to the grant of some privilege or exclusive right to exclude others from making, selling, or using the same product or process. It is a kind of a monopoly right granted for a limited time period during the duration of the patent, after which the invention becomes part of the public domain. The object behind granting a patent is to encourage the continuous flow of inventions. Patent systems encourage research and inventions, as, after a specified time period, the inventor discloses his discoveries, when it falls in the public domain.

https://lawescort.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/patent-law-600x404.jpg Evolution of Patent Law in IndiaIn India, the first act relating to Patents Rights was the Protection of Inventions Act 1856 which was based on the British Patent Law of 1852. The Protection of Inventions Act granted exclusive privileges to inventors of new manufacturers for a period of 14 years. This Act was re-enacted and modified in 1859. Under this Act, patent monopolies, called “exclusive privileges” were granted for 14 years for making, selling, and using inventions in India from the date of filing of specification. Subsequently, the Patents and Designs Protection Act was enacted in 1872. Thereafter, the Protection of Inventions Act was enacted in 1883. These acts were later consolidated as the Inventions and Designs Act 1888. Finally, the Indian Patents and Designs Act came to be enacted in 1911. This act for the first time, established a system of patent administration under the management of the Controller of Patents. It was felt that the 1911 Act was not responding to the needs of the society and was not keeping pace with industrial development. Therefore, Tek Chand Committee was appointed to review the working of patent laws in India to ensure its national interest. The Committee submitted its final report and in 1953, the Patents Bill was introduced in Lok Sabha. However, the Bill could not become an Act. In 1957, Ayyanagar Committee was appointed by the Government to review the patent laws and advise the government on the changes required to be made in the law. The Committee submitted a comprehensive report, based on which a Patents Bill was introduced in Lok Sabha in 1965. Unfortunately, the Bill did not go ahead and lapsed. The Patents Bill was again introduced in the Parliament and this time it was passed by both the houses of the Parliament in 1970. Lastly, The Patents Act, 1970 came into force which is the present law governing the protection of Patents in India. Patents Act, 1970 : An overviewPatentability criterion: Novelty,
Inventive Step, Industrial Application and complete Written DescriptionFor an invention to be patentable, the Patents Act requires it to be new or novel resulting in a new product or process involving an inventive step and capable of industrial application. According to Section 2(l), “new invention” means any invention or technology which has not been anticipated by publication in any document or used in the country or elsewhere in the world before the date of filing of a patent application with complete specification, i.e., the subject matter has not fallen in the public domain or that it does not form part of the state of the art. The invention can either be a product or process, but in order to be patentable, such a product or process should be new, involve an inventive step, and capable of industrial application. Industrial application is also another important requirement, that needs to be fulf[...]

t amended and consolidated the law relating to arbitration in British India and remained a comprehensive law on Arbitration even in Republican India until 1996.[2]

Further, bodies such as the Village Panchayat; a group of eminent persons in a village deciding the dispute between villagers are not uncommon even today. In 1982, LokAdalats was established for the settlement of disputes outside the court.

The old Arbitration Act of 1940 was replaced by the new Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 to keep pace with the globalization of commerce. In 1996 Arbitration and Conciliation Act was passed which was based on United Nations International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Model. Section 30 of this act encourages arbitrators with the agreement of the parties to use mediation, conciliation, negotiation, or any other procedure to encourage settlement.[3]

https://lawescort.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/types-of-adr-600x505.jpg TYPES OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION1. ARBITRATION

Arbitration is a technique that is used to resolve a dispute outside the court wherein both the parties mutually present their case to an individual who is known as an Arbitrator. The decision of the Arbitrator is final and both the parties are bound to accept it. When an arbitration clause is there, then any party to a contract can invoke the arbitration clause either himself or through their authorized agent which presents the dispute directly to the arbitration as per the Arbitration clause. Here, arbitration clause means a clause that mentions the course of actions, number of arbitrators, language, seat or legal place of the arbitration to be taken place in the event of any dispute arising between the parties.

2. CONCILIATION

Conciliation is a technique where both the parties to a dispute present their case before a Conciliator. A Conciliator is a person who meets both the parties separately to resolve their dispute. It is a voluntary process in which parties are free to agree and resolve the dispute.  There is no need or condition of prior agreement and cannot be forced on a party who is not intending for conciliation.

3. MEDIATION

Mediation is a voluntary, informal, party-centered, and structured negotiation process. In this technique, there is a neutral third party who assists both the parties in resolving their disputes in a peaceful manner who is known as a Mediator. The Mediator only helps both the parties to reach the settlement. He makes no decision on his own but only assists the parties. This process is totally controlled by the parties. Mediator’s work is just to help the parties to reach a settlement of their dispute and a fair decision. Mediator’s decision or views are not binding on the parties.

4. LOK ADALAT

Lok Adalat is also known as the people’s court. 1ST Lok Adalat was held on 14th March, at Junagarh in Gujarat 1982. It is established by the government on the ground level to settle disputes through conciliation and compromise. They have been given statutory recognition under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. There is no court fee for settling the matter in Lok Adalat. If any dispute is pending in regular court or any dispute which has not been brought before any court of law then that can be produced to Lok Adalat. If any matter pending in the court is referred to the Lok Adalat and is settled subsequently, the court fee originally paid in the court when the petition filed is also refunded back to the parties. IMPORTANCE OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN INDIATo deal with the problem of pending cases in courts of India, ADR plays an important role by its diverse methods. Scientifically developed techniques are provided through the ADR mechanism to the Indian judiciary which helps in reducing the burden on the courts. There are various modes of ADR for settlement including, arbitration, conciliation, mediation, negotiation, and Lok Adalat. Here, negotiation means self-counselin[...]

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CrPC Online Course with Certificate | 22 Online Classes (Starts June 2021)

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LawEscort from time to time brings Online Certificate Course Certificate during this time of the pandemic. This course is organised by Brighter Bee organisation in collaboration with LawEscort. The aim of this online certificate course is to teach students each and every student all the aspects of the criminal procedure code. After completing this course they will be able to understand where is criminal procedure code applicable and how is criminal procedure code applicable.
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* Duration: 22 classes (3 classes per week)
* Commencement: 1st June
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Online classes will cover the following topics of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC):-

1. Introduction
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3. Arrest
4. The process to compel an appearance
5. Security for keeping peace & good behaviour
6. Maintenance of Public Order and Tranquility
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[Book Preview] Rape Laws: The Heinous Crime Decoded

The Heinous Offence of Rape has been dealt with under the Indian Penal Code, not as a mere provision with limited scope but has acquired a very wide dimension in terms of its definition as well as scope. The rape laws in India have evolved with time due to the growing brutality of this barbaric crime in the country. The provision has seen important amendments over the years on the recommendation and suggestion of various Law Commission Reports and various landmark judgments highlighting the growing need for a much more stringent law to curb the gravity of the offence of rape.

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