Siddharth Chitturi - Articles

 

Iam 23years old, resident of Hyderabad,India,i am law graduate in from The ICFAI Law School at Dehradun, India. i am currently working as an lawyer for H&B law offices at hyderabad. My hobbies are reading and surfing the net. I have great interest in Information technology and Law.At leisure I write articles on law topics,some of them have been published online. I have participated in National Level Essay Competitions and have won them at 1st and 2nd positions.

Cyber Crimes, Space and so Forth -a Concept of Cyber Laws

Cyber law is a generic term, which refers to all the legal and regulatory aspects of Internet and the World Wide Web. This cyber law governs a boundless, timeless, space less, medium which has emerged to environ the future business, known as “cyber medium or cyber space”. The electronic medium that is being discussed here is the “internet” Read

By: Siddharth Chitturi | 11/12/2008 | Cyber Law

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied

Social, Economic and Political to all citizens is one of the key mandates of the Indian Constitution. The justice delivery system is on the verge of collapse with more than 30 million cases clogging the system. There are cases that take so much time that even a generation is too short to get any type of redressal. The reasons for delay could be attributed to the fact that every case moves from the lowest to the highest level. Too many revisions, bails, applications make five cases of one. Read

By: Siddharth Chitturi | 10/12/2008 | National, State, Local

Strategic Due Deligence -notion of Caveat Emptor

This concept is applicable almost every where, whether is ordinary sale-purchase or even a strategic alliance. In practicality this concept of caveat emptor is brought out in the form Strategic Due Deligence or Due Deligence Reports.Due Deligence is terminology which describes many notions involving either the performance of an investigation of business of person or the performance of an act with certain standards of care. In simple terms it is the method through which the acquirer evaluates th Read

By: Siddharth Chitturi | 10/12/2008 | Law