IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-8 ~ Aug. 2020

Abstract: One of the causes of cancellation of a notarial deed is an error or negligence committed by the parties that bind themselves to each other in the deed, which consequently could become a lawsuit from one of the parties.Concerning the above issue, this research will be categorized as normative juridical. The research approach uses a statutory approach and a case approach. This study uses primary, secondary and tertiary data. Data collected through library research. Data were analyzed by qualitative analysis. The results of the research showed that three factors resulted in a notarial deed that could be canceled. The first cancellation factor is due to a Civil event, namely the default factor and unlawful acts, second, the cancellation due to a criminal event, namely intentionality (opzet) and third, the cancellation due to administrative events, if violate certain provisions referred to in Article.....

Key Words: Legal protection, deed, cancellation.

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Abstract: Insomnia is more frequent in women than in men throughout all age groups. Thus, insomnia resembles other psychiatric disorders that occur more frequently in women. As insomnia is frequently a symptom of anxiety and depression, it remains an open question whether the comorbidity with psychiatric disorders fully explains the gender differences in the prevalence of insomnia or whether gender influences sleep independently from psychiatric conditions. Sleep complaints are prevalent among college students and they frequently report difficulties falling asleep, daytime hyper somnolence, and fatigue. The study looked into gender differences, sleephygiene behaviors and their associations with prevalence of insomnia severity of college students (N=302; Male; 174 (57.6%) Female; 128 (42.4%) from five universities 18-38 years (M=2.42, SD=1.26) in Southwest China....

KEY WORDS: College Students, Southwest China, Insomnia, Sleep Hygiene, Gender Differences

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Abstract: Political parties are essential to the functioning of democracy; they performed varied functions within and outside the realm of politics. Their role in political mobilization, governance, the formulation and implementation of economic and social policy, ethnic conflict and the working of democracy has been intensified and gained importance in the democratic set up. Their centrality arises from the fact that they are the key link between the individual and the state, the state and the society. Political parties provide crucial connection between social process and policy makers, and influence debate and policies affecting the interest of various social groups in the political system. Election is an important part of democratic process. Political parties issue their agendas, goals and objectives to the voters in the form of election manifesto. It is a statement by political party what it will do if they win the elections. Political parties are evaluated and examined their performances based on their election manifestos.....

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Abstract: Background: The value of equal participation in politics is the prerequisite of gender equality as well as national development. However, women in Bangladesh generally remain insignificant in the entire political domain. Therefore, the main aim of this study was to assess the gender gap in political participation by examining the role of structural, situational, and cultural factors in the highly gender-oriented context of Bangladesh. Materials and Methods: A total of 597 participants (295 men and 302 women) were selected by proportionate stratified random sampling from Khulna District. A quantitative study was operated with a self-made interview schedule. Significant test Cramer‟s V, hierarchical multiple linear regression, and t-test were adopted for the measurement of significance....

Keywords:Gender gap; Political participation, Religiosity; Parental political participation; Domestic work

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Abstract: Rāga-s are the basis of Indian Classical Music. In South Indian Karnāṭaka Music, the rāga system and classification has gone through a lot of transformation. One such classification is the dēśī rāga classification. The prevalence of the term dēśī is seen from the 17th century as evidenced in the work, "Rāgalakṣaṇamu" (RL-S) of Śāhajī, (1684-1711 AD). Though Śāhaji hasn‟t alluded the reason for such a classification, 16 rāga-s have been listed under the classification of dēśī rāga-s. After Śāhaji, it is Muddu Vēṅkatamakhī who has given explanation in the text "Rāgalakṣaṇam" (RL-MV) and also classifies about 23 rāga-s under the dēsīya rāga classification. Sangītasampradāyapradarśini of Subbarāma Dīkṣitar (SSP), 1904 AD to a greater extent follows RL-MV.....

Keywords: Rāga-s, dēśī, RL-S, RL-MV, SSP, rāga Husēni, lakṣaṇa.

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Abstract: This paper is a review article on banking regulation in Nigeria. With regards to banking regulation in Nigeria, eight periods are discernible namely laissez faire banking era, "new‟ banking regulation era, indigenization era, market deregulation era, guided deregulation era, universal banking era, consolidation era, the period leading from global financial crisis of 2008 to the year 2014, and lastly 2015 to date. One striking reason for the various laws is the need to evolve a safe and sound financial system. To achieve a more effective regulation for the Nigerian financial system, there should be a change in focus of regulation from the financial institutions to the financial products. This change of approach will also reduce regulatory duplications as products whether created by banks or non- bank financial institutions can be regulated using.....

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Abstract: New Policy on Education was discharged on Wednesday 29 July. Prior in the day, the Union bureau endorsed an approach planned for amending the training framework in the nation. The declaration was made by Union Ministers for Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Prakash Javadekar and Human Resource Development (HRD) and Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank on the National Education Policy (NEP-2020.) Before the first of May 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had reexamined the NEP-2020 draft for which a gathering of specialists headed by the previous top of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Kasturirangan, arranged the draft. The objective of the NEP 2020 is to make "India a worldwide force to be reckoned with of information. "The new scholarly meeting will begin in September-October – the postponement because of the extraordinary flare-up of coronavirus sickness (Covid-19

Keyword: - National Education Policy (NEP), Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Information and Broadcasting (I&B), All India Technical Education Council (AICTE)

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