Introduction: Capital punishment is the highest sort of punishment that may be awarded to somebody under any law in force around the world. So it has been a matter of dialogue for years with some being in favour of its Read more
Introduction: DNA fingerprinting or also called as DNA typing or DNA profiling is not a new term for the Indian legal system. Its use as evidence in both criminal and civil case has grown in recent times. It was first Read more
Introduction: Laws of a democratic country often vary from each other but one element that is found common in all the laws is providing human rights to all the people of the country. These rights are moral principles or norms Read more
Introduction: In India, the culturally and socially built hierarchy between the genders in the society holds certain power relationships, where one of the subjects of the relationship has the power and the other does not. If we look carefully in Read more
Introduction: In this case, the Supreme Court answered many relevant issues regarding section 499 &500 of I.P.C i.e Defamation. The major issue regarding Defamation is of distinction between libel and slander. Libel – when defamatory imputation is done in written Read more
Introduction: “Corruption—the fact itself but, even more important, the talk about it—occupies a great place in Indian politics.” -Morris-Jones Political corruption is the use of resources for illicit private benefit by government officials or their network contacts. Corruption types vary Read more
Introduction: The twenty-first-century world is moving at an unprecedented rate in terms of technology and business practices. Digitalization of almost every known traditional practice has opened up an entirely new market for the whole world. The technological paradigm shift from Read more
Introduction: Law of many countries treats with what and how should be done in a country. The country laws are prepared with only one motive i.e. it should be followed. Humanity is never a motive in the law following the Read more
Introduction: An affidavit is a willing, written, sworn statement or declaration of fact made by a deponent under an oath or affirmation before an authorized individual. ‘Affidavit’ has its roots from a Latin word which means to ‘pledge one’s faith.’ Read more
Introduction: Justice delayed is justice denied. No matter if the justice has been served, if it exceeds the time limit, the justice has been delayed. And anything that has been delayed has less seriousness as the time consumed is improper Read more
Facts necessary to explain or introduce relevant facts: Section 09 of the Indian Evidence Act,1872. The Test Identification Parade is used as a means to vet the veracity of the witness and their ability to determine an unfamiliar or unknown Read more
“This humanity is male and man defines woman not in herself, but as relative to him; she is not regarded as an autonomous being…..She is defined and differentiated with reference to a man and not he with reference to her; Read more