INTRODUCTION The present discussion on the case ‘K.M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra’[1] is one of the most famous cases in the judicial history of India. In this case the Navy commander, K.M. Nanavati was convicted under section 302 of the Indian Penal Code for the murder of his wife’s Read more
Introduction The Indian Penal Code is considered to be the criminal act followed in India. It was introduced in the First Law Commission, formulated and headed by Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay in the year 1835. Later after subsequent changes, it was submitted to the Governor-General of Indian Council in 1837. Read more
Introduction Over the past few days, there have been a few controversial episodes involving our young generation. Two of the episodes relate to an online conversation where sharing of messages containing sexual remarks and morphed images of the opposite sex took place. While, the third one is a suicide case Read more
Background In the time of Covid-19, where the whole world is in a state of lockdown, in India, two types of news are attracting the attention of the public. First is the news showing the queues form for purchasing the liquor and the second news is the incident of “Bois Read more
What had happened? During the wee hours of the intermediary night of 6th and 7th May, the people of RR Venkatapuram and 4 more villages were sleeping peacefully during COVID 19 outbreak; the sky of about 1.5 to 3 km radius quickly filled up with Styrene Gas, a colourless odourless Read more
Introduction An act which harms somebody’s reputation is termed as defamation. It is the act of saying false statements in order to make reasonable people have a negative opinion about a person or an entity. Libel and slander are two ways of causing defamation. Slander is when the defamatory statements Read more
Introduction A Negotiable Instrument authorises a person to transfer his sum of money to another by way of delivery or endorsement. The person to whom the money is transfer is further transferable to another person. Negotiable instruments plays a vital role in trading. The person who is entitle to the Read more
INTRODUCTION In India, the Constitution serves as the ‘law of the land’ and is the supreme law of the nation. Part III of the constitution enshrines the fundamental rights of people of India, to ensure their protection and well- being at all the times. Though these rights are subjected to Read more
Court is regarded as the temple of Justice. The fundamental aim behind establishing the court in our society is to advance justice between the parties. It is the duty of the court to serve justice in every case. To serve this reverent duty, Court is equipped with various powers under Read more
Introduction The world could not disagree on how noble the medical profession is. It is a universal expectation that the practitioners have maximum expertise as every advice of theirs would affect the potential health of their patients. And if the skill is profess without a reasonable degree and care, it Read more
INTRODUCTION Whenever we hear about the crime of ‘Acid Attacks’; in itself it seems inhumane, heinous, and mindless act but the crime is a lot more grievous than it sounds. In this article, we will try to study in-depth about the crime, reasons, effects and other harmful consequences brought forth Read more
Introduction Witness is a significant constituent in the criminal justice system. By giving proper evidence, the witness provides substance to the court to discover the truth and arrive at an upright conclusion. In the primary sense of the word, a witness is a person who has knowledge of an event. Read more