As the saying goes, 'knowledge is power, information is liberating.' I am Prerana Saraf, an Advocate from Bangalore. I started Legal Parley to bring to you a facile understanding of the social issues that India and the world at large faces in the light of the existing laws. In the process, it aims to enable people to comprehend situations better, thus spreading legal awareness.
Changes Expected in the Upcoming Union Budget 2017: This Post On Expectation from Union Budget 2017 has been written by Nimisha Gupta, law student of University School of Law and Legal Studies, New Delhi Union Budget 2017 budget will be unique for more than one reason. Firstly, it will be the first budget which will see the merger of both Union and financial budget. Secondly, this…
Alternative Dispute Resolution: This Article has been written by Nimisha Gupta, law student of University School of Law and Legal Studies, New Delhi Alternative Dispute Resolution is alternate machinery devised to solve issues through an unconventional platform. ADR brings forth a new mechanism to resolve various litigation issues where the disputed parties are unable to take a coherent decision. Laws Governing Alternative Dispute Resolution: Historically, the…
What is Labour Migration? This Article has been written by Nimisha Gupta, law student of University School of Law and Legal Studies, New Delhi Labour migration is the movement of a labour force from one location to another. This can include different forms of migration like inter-continental, seasonal, short or long duration migrants etc. Challenges faced in Labour Migration: Regardless of the duration of their stay, labor…
Mobile Wallets growing popularity post demonetisation: This post has been written by Sanjana Buch, a lawyer based out of Mumbai India has been a beneficiary to several revolutions ever since the twentieth century leading to the emergence of its economy from an underdeveloped one to a developing status. The country has in the last 5 years seen a paradigm shift in its economy being exposed to…
Employees Rights that you must look for in an Employment Agreement This Article has been written by Saumya Bhardwaj, law student of Amity Law School, Delhi When you enter your workplace, are you afraid of your colleagues joking about your low caste background? What happens when you find your colleagues speaking negatively about you, their jobs or your company on social media sites? Have your…
Black Money Eradication: Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to take everyone by surprise when he addressed the nation November 8, 2016 and announced that from midnight all Rs.1000 and Rs. 500 notes would be banned. These notes would be nothing but a piece of paper. He said “All of us have to work shoulder to shoulder and create a prosperous, inclusive and corruption-free India.” The…
Demolition Drive undertaken by BBMP: ‘Desperate times call for desperate measures.’ – Obert Skye So, you have been hankering to provide shelter to your family by having a house of your own. You finally track down one little pretty home that meets all your requirements. Next, you hire a lawyer to peruse all the documents and on getting a favorable opinion since the documents look intact,…
Brief on Cauvery Dispute as of now: On September 6, 2016, Supreme Court ordered Karnataka to release 15,000 cusecs of water for 10 days. However, Karnataka is facing almost 40% deficit in the water stored in the dams. The water available is just enough to meet the drinking water requirements in Bangalore, Mysore and surrounding cities. Very small amount of this water is being allocated to…
Green Building is the need of the hour! Buildings are being constructed expeditiously in India and with the passage of Bills such as Karnataka Urban Development (Amendment) Bill that cuts down the lung space even more, it is important for us to undertake sustainable measures in order to use renewable energy, reduce emission of gas and for overall sustainable development. Karnataka Urban Development (Amendment) Bill,…
Garbage and Infrastructural issues keep Bengaluru away from Smart City tag In a short span of time, Bengaluru city has come to be known as ‘Garbage City’ from ‘Garden City.’ Neither did the government nor did the citizens give much thought to the deteriorating waste management in the city that has been defacing not just its grandeur but also people’s health. Apart from this, Bengaluru…
