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1 LEGAL MIRROR Volume 1 Issue 1 September, editor.legalmirror@gmail.com Website-

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3 EDITORIAL TEAM Editor-in-chief V. Aneesha Varahagiri Executive Editors Sravanthi Bhamidi Akshay S. Kheria Swapnil Srivastava Editors Prasuna Srirangam Amandeep Singh Public Relations Manager Ojas Jaiswal Editor-in-chief, Legal Mirror, September 2015 Typeset and Printed in India Legal Mirror (L.M.) ISSN is a student edited, peer reviewed quarterly publication which focuses on all aspects of law. LM aims to facilitate students, teachers, scholars and others interested in the field to write articles on various contemporary issues and current trends in law.

4 EDITORIAL Legal Mirror is a quarterly journal started with an aim to provide an avenue for the expression and enrichment the views of people interested in the field of Law. Knowledge of this field has now elevated form being a matter of passing interest to a level of general aptitude. Aristotle once said The law is reason free from passion. We, however have different view! As said by Elle Woods passion is a key ingredient to the study and practice of Law and Life. To us, passion is the wind that blows every ship its course (with the moist being your will). Without passion for Law, without a zeal for the daunting task of going through numerous four inch thick books, the study of law is futile. It is with this thought in mind that we have begun the Legal Mirror. It is our hope that we re-ignite those smouldering embers of passion that lie buried inside us, waiting for that elusive spark. -Team LM

5 Acknowledgement We sincerely thank Mr. Shaik Mohmmed Ismail who has been instrumental in realization of the dream of Legal Mirror. Without your guidance and support, establishment of LM would have been a distinct reality, Sir! We are extremely thankful to Adv. Hume Sastry Burra, Dr. J. Uma Rao and our parents for their advice and encouragement. A special acknowledgement is deserved to all the authors, for choosing LM as the stage to showcase their views.

6 Contents 1. FINDING THE LOST LAWYER 1 Rohil Bandekar 2. FEMALE INTESTATE SUCCESSION UNDER 10 HINDU LAW Keshav Pareek 3. Case Comment on HINDUSTAN CORPORATION 22 V. UNITED INDIA FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE Sahil Tandon 4. SOUND MARK A NON COMPARATIVE 31 TRADEMARK LAW: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Abhay Lunia & Itishri Upadhyay 5. MAJOR-MINOR CONUNDRUM47 Maithili Parikh 6. AMENDMENT IN JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM- 57 REDUCING RECIDIVISM OR MORE HARM THAN GOOD? Bhawana Khanwani 7. THEORY OF CAUSATION AND LAW 72 Aarzoo Thareja & ShafaqueRaza 8. RIGHTS UNDER THE MASK OF RELIGION: 93 AN ANALYSIS OF ARTICLE 44 AND SHABNAM HASHMI CASE Heena Dhyani & Apeksha Agarwal 9. AERIAL HIJACKING 106 Suktika P. Banerjee 10. DELHI: AN OBLIQUE CONCEPT 119 Ashit Kumar Sriavstava 11. CAN A THIRD PARTY SUE? A CASE 126 COMMENT ON TWEDDLE V. ATKINSON Mehul Kumar 12. TOPIC- RIGHT TO EQUALITY JUXTAPOSED 137 WITH RESERVATION IN INDIA Sanyukta Saraf & Yesheshvini Ojha

7 13. ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE SHOULD 151 NOT BE PUNISHED Vidhi Agarwal & Shami Anjali 14. CASE COMMENTARY NIKHIL SONI 163 V. UNION OF INDIA Chilakapati Ananta Aditya & Pragya Mishra 15. IMPACT OF GRAVITY TRACTORING ON THE 171 SPACE LAW REGIME Priyanka Venkatasubramanian 16. REVIEW: THE CONCEPT OF INTERNATIONAL 179 LAW, PHILIP ALLOTT Ankita Dhar & Kushal Rohira 17. JUVENILE AND ADULT: TWO SIDES OF 188 SAME COIN Chaitanya Sharma & Sarthak Gupta 18. ARBITRABILITY OF FRAUD IN INDIA: 203 A SHIFT IN THE PARADIGM Palak Nagar & Nishihi Shah 19. VOID AND VOIDABLE CONTRACTS 225 Prakhar Sharma 20. AN ANALYSIS OF THE RAREST OF RARE 236 DOCTRINE IN LIGHT OF ARTICLE 14 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA Harshita Priyadarshi & Radhika Belapurkar 21. JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN INDIA: 245 A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY BILL, 2010 Ekta Saini 22. CASE ANALYSIS ON SMT INDIRA NEHRU 266 GANDHI VS SHRI RAJ NARAIN & ANR Akriti Shikha 23. MONOPOLIES & RESTRICTIVE TRADE ACT 276 METAMORPHOSES INTO COMPETITION ACT Promugdha chakraborty 24. FREE SPEECH IN THE DIGITAL AGE 296 Ayush Saxena & Abhishek Srivastava

8 25. PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION: A TOOL FOR 307 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EQUALITY Raghav khandelwal 26. KARTA AND HIS POWER OF ALIENATION 320 Yogendra Singh & Shruti Sahni 27. UNIFORM CIVIL CODE- DO WE NEED IT? 333 Diviyam Jhaveri 28. CASE COMMENT: EC SARDINES - DS Gursimran Kohli 29. REVIEW OF ARTICLE ON 350 GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION Gauri Shidhaye 30. INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW 355 AND PRISONERS OF WAR Navneet Solanki & Akshay Singh 31. AN EYE FOR AN EYE MAKES THE WHOLE 368 WORLD BLIND: RESOLUTION ON THE ABOLITION OF DEATH PENALTY Torsha Sinha 32. JUDICIAL SUPREMACY VERSUS PARLIAMENT: 381 A BATTLE FOR RESTORING THE SPIRIT OF THE CONSTITUTION Ishaan Dang & Shreya Mehta 33. HUMAN TRAFFICKING A SOCIAL MENACE 400 Surja Kanta Baladhikari 34. ANALYZING NASCENT GROWTH OF 423 RIGHT OF PUBLICITY IN INDIA Farhin Shaba 35. THE LEMONS PROBLEM IN CROWD FUNDING 436 Aviral Srivastava & Akshayvat Kislay 36. THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC 452 VIOLENCE ACT, INEFFICACY IN IMPLEMENTATION Dr. Anju Tyagi 37. A FIGHT FOR IDENTITY 492 Navjyoti Sharma

9 38. ARBITRATION PROCEDURES & PRACTICE 499 IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW Ashlesha Srivastava 39. HARASSMENT OF WOMEN: HUMAN RIGHTS 510 AND REALITY Dewansh Vashishth