CASE ANALYSIS “Progress of any society depends on its ability to protect rights of women” On October 15, 2020 a three-judge bench of Justices Ashok Bhushan, R. Subhash Reddy and MR Shah held that a wife is also entitled to claim a right to residence in a shared household belonging
Many litigants who face criminal litigation for the first time are unaware of the difference between Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Criminal Procedure of Code (CrPC), thus this confusion over which code is used. When one talks about the difference between the Code of criminal procedure, 1973 and the code
The concept of Fair rent is present in Section 2 (c) of the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 and is defined in simpleton as market rent or a rent which besides giving a reasonable rate of return to the landlord also covers the variable costs of renting. Fixing of fair rent is one of the
The COVID-19 lockdown has posed many challenges before the Justice Delivery System in India, however the courts across the country have eventually adopted themselves to the changing times and have come forward to ensure that Justice is available to all. While different courts across the country are functioning differently, courts
This articles explains the concept of Limitation Period for filing a reply by Supreme Court of India
Article defining criminal appeal.
Article defining criminal revision as per Indian Law.
Documentary evidence is in many respects considered better than the evidence furnished by witnesses, about which there has always been a certain amount of suspicion, though it comes with a rider- a proof for veracity. DEFINITION: Any matter which is expressed or described on any substance by means of
Federalism in India is symmetrical in that the devolved powers of the constituent units are envisioned to be the same; it refers to relations between the Centre and states of Union of India.
The word 'custody' means apprehending someone for protective care. The words "custody" and "arrest" are not synonymous. It is true that in every arrest there is custody but vice versa is not true. Mere utterance of words or gesture or flickering of eyes does not amount to arrest. Actual seizure
