Introduction: Justice doesn’t accompany a solitary click or a blink to anyone. It takes extraordinary effort. Numerous individuals are confused due to the idea of Hollywood motion pictures or many web series, which shows that the cases are settled inside 60 minutes, including commercials. The truth isn’t something very similar. Read more…
Introduction: The concept of maintenance in India is covered both under section 125 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973 (section 125), and the personal laws. The concept further stems from article 15(3) reinforced by article 39 of the constitution of India 1950. Under Indian Law, the term ‘Maintenance’ includes Read more…
Introduction: ‘Anticipatory Bail’ is nowhere defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C.). But its relevance to the personal liberty of any individual makes it a very important concept of the Code. The word Bail owes its origin to Latin word Bajulare which means ‘bear a burden’, and from there Read more…
Introduction The preamble of our Constitution secures to its citizens social, economic, and political justice. Article 14 of the Constitution makes it clear that the State shall not deny to any person equality before law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India. The right to Read more…
Introduction Adultery and its legal perspectives have been always in target question of the Indian courts. This 150-year-old law in India was bestowed upon us by the British India Company, under section 497 of Indian Penal Code, 1860. However, after the independence of India, the validity of the same section Read more…
Introduction The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, provides for two categories of magistrates, Executive Magistrate and Judicial Magistrates. The Court of the Executive Magistrate is the last in the hierarchy of criminal courts provided in the Code of Criminal Procedure and is under the control of the State Government. The 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 Under the Criminal Code (under this Code) the supreme power is vested in the Magistrate. He should be in charge of dealing with emerging situations. One such provision concerns the Magistrates’ ability to impose limits on personal liberty. Whether in a specific area or in a city itself, where Read more…
Introduction The objective of Section 148A of the Code of Civil Procedure is the protection of a person from any ex-parte orders likely passed against him/her in any case proceedings. As per Section 148A, a party contemplates the making of an application, in a suit or proceeding instituted or about Read more…