Introduction: “ACT OF A PERSON INCAPABLE OF JUDGMENT BY REASON OF INTOXICATION CAUSED AGAINST HIS WILL” Many times, as a general principle of law, man is presumed to know the nature and consequence of his act is, therefore, held responsible for it. However, we have few exceptions for this general Read more…
Introduction: There is no straight procedure for the implementation of ‘the rarest of rare doctrines.’ In a criminal case, the trial consists of two primary aspects, one of which is the nature and extent of the crime. The severity of the penalty may be worked out on the basis of Read more…
Introduction: The provision relating to the right of private defence of persons and property is described in sections 96 to 106 of the Indian Penal Code. The clauses found in these sections grant a man the right to use the required force against an offender or wrong-doer in order to Read more…
Introduction: The essence of justice lies in a fair trial and criminal justice is no different. The information regarding the law of the charges is defined under chapter 19 of the code of criminal procedure. In the 19th chapter of the code of criminal procedure section 221 to246 deals with Read more…
Introduction: Law and morality are both related to each other and cannot be separated from one another. According to Oxford Law Dictionary “law” refers to the system of rules which is followed by country or community and is responsible for regulating the actions of its citizens and is enforced by Read more…
Introduction: The term “bail” is a security given by the charged that he will show up some time recently the court for replying the allegations that have been made against him and incorporate individual bonds and safeguard bonds. An arrested individual is trusted to his sureties upon their security that Read more…
Introduction: Criminal cases are of various kinds: Summons Cases and Warrant cases tried by a Magistrate on the basis of the offences so as to have been committed by the accused. Section 2 (w)[1] of the Code defines summons cases as those matters which are dogged not to be a Read more…
Introduction: Criminal law in India is one of the most important weapons we possess to fight injustice and anarchy. The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 is the face of criminal law in India. To understand the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPc) we first need to identify the meaning of substantive and Read more…
Introduction Men are not the enemy, but the fellow victims. The real enemy is women’s denigration of themselves. -Betty Friedan Marriage is a sacred tie between two people, which eventually connects two families and its members. Marriage has a great significance in our society. It is considered to be the Read more…
Introduction: Former President of South Africa and Revolutionary Nelson Mandela once said: “Freedom cannot be achieved unless women have been emancipated from all kinds of oppression”. Indian Society has been working on the basis of a patriarchal system. Women have faced a lot of disparity for several decades as men Read more…
Introduction: Indian Penal Code, 1860 is the criminal code of India that codifies the substantive aspects of the criminal law. It was drafted in the year 1860 under the recommendations and guidance of first law commission that was set up in the year 1834 under the Charter Act of 1833 Read more…
Introduction: Male are not seen as victims in India, they are only seen as perpetrators. If rape has been committed then it’s assumed that the female is the victim no one thinks that it can be male also. The society has formed a presumption that no men can be raped. Read more…