White Black Legal – International Law Journal
Volume Volume 4 · Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

BANKING FRAUDS IN INDIA: A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL FRAMEWORK

Author: PRINCE GUPTA & DR. CHEENA ABROL

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1784-1806

Registration ID 107253

Published Paper ID WBL7253 & WBL7254

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Banking fraud is no longer confined to conventional acts of misappropriation, forged instruments, or dishonest diversion of loan proceeds. The expansion of digital banking, complex corporate structures, cross-border transactions and technology-enabled payment systems has enlarged both the scale and the variety of risks faced by…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

DIGITAL RIGHTS AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW BY BHUVANESWAR, UMA MAHESWARI & KARISHMA

Authors: BHUVANESWAR, UMA MAHESWARI & KARISHMA

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1771-1783

Registration ID 107250

Published Paper ID WBL7250, WBL7251 & WBL7252

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Social media has become an important part of communication, public discussion and democratic participation in India. At the same time, the rapid growth of digital platforms has created legal and constitutional concerns relating to misinformation, hate speech, online harassment, content removal and privacy. This paper examines so…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

CHILD CUSTODY IN INDIA: BALANCING THE WELFARE OF THE CHILD WITH THE PATERNAL RIGHTS

Author: KAPPISH GARG & MS RITU MALIK

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1764-1770

Registration ID 107248

Published Paper ID WBL7248 & WBL7249

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: CHILD CUSTODY IN INDIA: BALANCING THE WELFARE OF THE CHILD WITH THE PATERNAL RIGHTS   AUTHORED BY - KAPPISH GARG BALLB [Hons] Chandigarh University   CO-AUTHOR - MS RITU MALIK Assistant Professor At Chandigarh University     Introduction This topic which is about to start is one of the most sensitive topic th…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

FROM EXAMINATION LEAKS TO DIGITAL PROTESTS: A SOCIO-LEGAL STUDY OF EDUCATIONAL INEQUALITY AND YOUTH MOBILISATION FOR EDUCATIONAL JUSTICE

Author: SRISHTY MALIK & MS. RITU MALIK

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1743-1763

Registration ID 107246

Published Paper ID WBL7246 & WBL7247

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: The Indian examination system, long considered a neutral adjudicator of merit, has in recent years become a prominent site of constitutional controversy. The repeated question-paper leaks in critical examinations like the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG), which determines the real admittance to higher education a…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

LEGAL PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETS AGAINST EMPLOYEE MISAPPROPRIATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN INDIA, THE UNITED STATES AND THE EUROPEAN UNION

Author: AARYA SHARAN

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1721-1742

Registration ID 107245

Published Paper ID WBL7245

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Trade secrets represent a crucial type of commercially valuable information, specially in employment contexts where employees might access sensitive business strategies, technical methods, client databases, and proprietary knowledge. The unauthorized acquisition, utilization, or revelation of such information brings up issues re…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

TEN YEARS OF THE IBC: EXAMINING JUDICIAL ACTIVISM, STRUCTURAL FLAWS, AND RESOLUTION REALITIES

Author: CHIDANSH RAWAT

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1706-1720

Registration ID 107244

Published Paper ID WBL7244

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (IBC) completed its ten years in 2026. This paper evaluates the decade along five axes: the Code's resolution rate and recovery record; its principal structural and practical difficulties; patterns of misuse; the judge-made devices of reverse and project-wise insolvency in real estate; and…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

BALANCING PUBLIC SAFETY AND INNOVATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL OF UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

Author: SHUNMUGARENGARAJAN S & PROF.A.BERTILA

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1693-1705

Registration ID 107242

Published Paper ID WBL7242 & WBL7243

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: The quick spread of aircraft systems ("UAS") into commerce, agriculture, logistics and public safety has moved faster than the administrative systems that were used before to manage manned aviation. This Article analyses how international, regional and national groups that manage aviation like the International Civil Aviation Or…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

IRRETRIEVABLE BREAKDOWN OF MARRIAGE UNDER THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT WITH CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES AND THE CASE FOR STATUTORY RECOGNITION WITH ALIMONY SAFEGUARDS

Author: ABHEY JOSHI & ASST. PROF MS.RITU MALIK

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1678-1692

Registration ID 107240

Published Paper ID WBL7240 & WBL7241

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Indian divorce law asks an odd question of people whose marriages have quietly ended: who was at the fault? Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, a spouse who wants divorce must either prove a matrimonial offence or secure the willing cooperation of a partner who may have every reason to withhold it. Irretrievable breakdown of mar…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

THREE HOURS TO COMPLY: EXECUTIVE TAKEDOWNS AND DUE PROCESS UNDER INDIA’S 2026 INTERMEDIARY RULES

Author: SHREYANSH JAIN

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1670-1677

Registration ID 107239

Published Paper ID WBL7239

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: THREE HOURS TO COMPLY: EXECUTIVE TAKEDOWNS AND DUE PROCESS UNDER INDIA’S 2026 INTERMEDIARY RULESAUTHORED BY - SHREYANSH JAINIntroduction:Imagine a book seller is ordered to withdraw a political book within three hours or they risk losing their protection. A month later the directions were found to be unjustified, the book return…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

REDEFINING EXHAUSTION: MATERIAL DIFFERENCES, AFTERMARKET MODIFICATIONS AND TRADEMARK PROTECTION

Author: RIYA JAIN

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Pages 1649-1669

Registration ID 107238

Published Paper ID WBL7238

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: In this contemporary landscape, it is certain that we all are aware of the culture of thrifting and second-hand markets. But have you ever wondered that the branded scarf you’ve excavated from the large pile of clothes and bought in a substantially cheap price, end up in a thrift store? It is obvious that those are goods were di…

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