Introduction Humankind is governed by punishment for every criminal activity as it serves and meets the ends of justice. A lawful society is a condition wherein all the innately independent individuals can stay united to serve the purpose of humanity. As not all the fingers are the same in society
Excerpt The petition sought to assail the order passed under Section 17 by a Sole Arbitrator where the Sole Arbitrator declined to grant the relief sought in the application under Section 17. The matter involved a dispute between the partners of the firm regarding the contribution of funds from personal
The Karnataka High Court set aside an order which rejected an application for appointment on compassionate basis and held that no child is born without a father and a mother; hence, there may be illegitimate parents, but no illegitimate children.
Concerned over the rampant misuse of sedition law provided under Section 124-A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, the Hon’ble Supreme Court asked the Centre if a colonial-era sedition law, which was used to silence Mahatma Gandhi, Tilak etc., and suppress freedom, was needed even after 75 years of Independence.
EXCERPT: On Monday, July 12, the Madras High Court pronounced that any further extension of interim orders beyond July 15 was not necessary for the present conditions. Through this order, it overruled a previous order of June 29 pertaining to the same matter. FACTS OF THE CASE IN BRIEF: Keeping
Facts: The parties are a married couple seeking a divorce, both of whom are Meena Community members who follow Hindu traditions with a minor child. According to the wife, the Meena community is covered by the exclusion under Section 2(2) of the HMA, so their divorce is not maintainable under
EXCERPT: The petition was filed under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure to quashing the complaint filed by the Office of the Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax, Surat, which resulted in Criminal Case No. 23693 of 2019 pending before the Court against the petitioners for violating Section 276C(2)
The Bar Council of India is a statutory body that was created and established by Parliament under the Advocates Act, 1961 to regulate the legal practice and legal education in India. It regulates legal education and professional standards in India including directing the State Bar Councils, standardising law education and
Author’s Adarsh Handral’s article explains the current state of civil code prior to the Uniform Civil Code being contemplated today. The practice of having more than one wife prevailed in ancient India. In modern times, The Hindu Marriage Act, applicable to the majority of Indians, prohibits its practice and declares
Meaning The world around us is evolving faster and at rapidly along with development in technology. The use of technology is gaining large importance. Cyberspace in the current world is falling into the hands of terrorists. There is a term known as cyber terrorism which is a combination of cyber
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