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About "Indian Law" topic:
Indian Law refers to the system of law which presently operates in India. It is largely based on English common law because of the long period of British colonial influence during the period of the British Raj.
Much of contemporary Indian law shows substantial European and American
influence. Various legislations first introduced by the British are
still in effect in their modified forms today.
During the drafting of
the Indian Constitution, laws from Ireland, the United States, Britain, and France were all synthesized to get a refined set of Indian laws, as it currently stands. Indian laws also adhere to the United Nations guidelines on human rights law and the environmental law. Certain international trade laws, such as those on intellectual property, are also enforced in India.
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Sunil Thacker
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Indian IT regulations have undergone significant changes. From cyber security to internet censorship , from hacking to cyber forensics, the challenges are diverse and immense. The Indian judiciary has reviewed the law(s) with a careful, rational...
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Pradeep Thomas Abraham
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I don't know if any of the people who have said Yes have read the Information Technology Act, 2000. , and the amendments.It is a very very scary law - so the law does not need to be any more stringent.Possibly the way it is interpreted and...
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Alexander Lewis
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India is poorly lacking in not just cyber laws, but also patent protection, pharma products, shoddy packaging and shadow marketing done riding piggy back by small firms on International or MNC products. India still does get software business...
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Debate: "Is the Indian judiciary aware of the fact that the country needs more stringent Cyber laws? " deleted from your view.
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No, new formulations are required.
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Peeyush Chauhan
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Agrred with Mr. Sunil. No law is complete in its strict sense unless executed. Indian laws are quite exhuastive, amedndments take place as required.
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Kiran SSS
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"No, new formulations are required."
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Ramachandra your argument is correct. Law should change according to the society and inturn vice versa. Law and society are dependent on each other. If law changes, society must adjust to law by changing itself and inturn if society changes, then...
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Ramachandra
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"No, new formulations are required."
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I think some laws which are enacted are very old, it is required to amend some laws keeping in mind the current changes in the society. To make Indian Law more powerful, implement it in right and strict way.
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Debate: "Whether Indian Laws are powerfull and Sufficient one ?" deleted from your view.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Thanks for your response, Dhingra Sir. thanks for your views for this debate past debates, from which I got useful information. Keep posting, Sir.
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SACHIN KORDE
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Absolutely a NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Constitution has been ammended with only short temr goals as winning the next elections. We are supposle to be having fair and reasonable governance but in reality we are a society by the VIPS for...
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PS Dhingra
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No, in my views the constitution only proposes, but not guarantees. However, where the constitution proposes, the law makers, who are all from the cadres recuited directly through UPSC, dispose of at their own whims and fancy to favour their own...
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Debate: "Does Indian Constitution Really Guarantee Equality & Socialism" deleted from your view.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"Yes..."
| 1 year ago
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I support your statement, Sir. Very correctly said.
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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I strongly recommend Yes. But with the consent of the family members. I have seen many people suffering from incurable diseases and became a burden to them and to other family members and plead 'mercy killing'
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Ideate: "Should Euthanasia be legalized in India?" deleted from your view.
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I am a senior advocate having more than four decades of professional experience. I was a law professor for over 25 years. I have authored more than 60 law books on various legal subjects. Size of My books are : some more than 2000 pages some more than 1500 pages many more than 500 pages yet others more than 200 pages I am waiting for one who is capable of making use of my services for the cause of education, free legal aid and other consultation services Prof VNS
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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Let offers come to me from all corners
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Insight: "I am not able to get a company, firm, publisher of law book who can exploit and expose my treasury of legal, common religion" deleted from your view.
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I think its a good cause since it saves environment
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Major brands like HP, Canon considers this as Law violation
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Yogesh Patel Patel
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"I think its a good cause since it saves environment"
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Is Printer Cartridges Refilling & Remanufactured Selling is against the law in India?
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Debate: "Is Printer Cartridges Refilling & Remanufactured Selling is against the law in India?" deleted from your view.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Without law it can't start it's working.
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Debate: "Are there any law for government organisation?" deleted from your view.
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Laws are made to ensure safety and assure wholesome environment
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Laws are made to punish the peoples
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Rahul Gupta
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"Laws are made to ensure safety and assure wholesome environment"
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The term "law" is used to denote the whole process by which organised societies, through government bodies and personnel(legislatures,courts,administrative tribunals,law-enforcement agencies and officers,penal and corrective institutions...
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S. Muralidharan
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"Laws are made to punish the peoples"
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Laws are nothing but "Lakshman Reka" for the citizens to act in the free and democratic country like ours! Anything in excess is dangerous, therefore, we need to confine to this boundary in order to lead a peaceful, tension-free life! If the laws...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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"Laws are made to punish the peoples"
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I am a law abiding citizen. When politicians involved in the scam say "Law will take its own course" or a known criminal contesting the elections tell "I am a gentleman, unless proved guilty" or when a stalker throw acid on a college going girl...
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Debate: "Why laws are made" deleted from your view.
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Why we ourselves doesn't follow the law ? Why we ask others to follow and say that we follow but sometimes it is Bcoz of Need/Urgency we break the law
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Mohommad Azharuddin
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I think so majority of people do not follow law....people are either giving excuses or complaints ....
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S. Muralidharan
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Your question - "Do we really follow Law?" should be answered this way. (1) We do follow law, otherwise we would be behind the bars; (2) If you ask "Do we enjoy all the provisions of the Constitution?" - then the answer is no. Why? We have not...
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Answer: "Does we Really follow Law" deleted from your view.
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It should levied with penalty and asked for countermeasures
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It should be leaved as such
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"It should levied with penalty and asked for countermeasures "
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Compulsory vehicle change with new one should be the only penalty.
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