Project:- Internet & Cyber Crime –Evidence handling & Retention
Subject:- Cyber Law
A PROJECT SUBBMITTED TO THE AMITY LAW SCHOOL IN PARTIAL FULFULMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FORTHE THIRD SEMESTER EXAMINATION. By: Sarvansh Sharma Course:- BBA.LL.B (Hons.) Enrollment No:- A3221510009
Under The Supervision Of: Mrs.Amrita Beura, Asst. Prof. AMITY LAW SCHOOL
AUUP,Noida,U.P.
DECLARATION
I Sarvansh Sharma DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT THIS DISSERTATION ENTITLED “Internet & Cyber Crime –Evidence handling & Retention” SUBMITTED BY ME. AND NEITHER BEEN SUBMITTED IN PART OR FULL OR TO ANY OTHER INSTUTION FOR ANY PURPOSE. DATE:05/02/2013 PLACE:Noida
Sarvansh Sharma Course:- BBA.LL.B (Hons.) Enrollment No:- A3221510009
SUPERVISOR CERTIFICATE
THIS IS TO CERTIFICATE THAT Sarvansh Sharma HAS WORKED UNDER MY SUPERVISION FOR THE PREPARATION OF HIS PROJECT REPORT ON Internet & Cyber Crime –Evidence handling & Retention. (AMRITA BEURA) Supervisor
Acknowledgment
First and foremost, to my friends, for working so hard with me on this project and for tirelessly gather data for the difficult topic. I cannot fully express my gratitude to the exceptional faculty at Amity law school, for their generosity, faith, and superb guidance.
Abstract
India owes a lot to the exponential growth of the Information
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