Introduction: The science which explains the application of medical and paramedical knowledge for the purpose of administration of justice in law is forensic medicine. It is also called medical jurisprudence or legal medicine. It is generally used by legal authorities to deal with various legal problems like applying relevant medical Read more…
Introduction: “A Judge, who at trial merely sits and records evidence without caring so to conduct the examination of the witnesses that every point is brought out, is not fulfilling his duty” -Delhi High Court in Veda Parkash Kharbanda vs Vimal Bindal (2016)[1] In every criminal or civil proceedings, examination-in-chief and cross-examination Read more…
Introduction: This case is concerned with the grant of compensation to the victims of the accident in response to the civil suit filed under section 166 of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1939. In this case, the court has efficiently applied the principle of multiplier, which though is subjected to the 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: The general meaning of the term Res Gestae is “things done or actus” or we can say that any fact which had occurred in the series of the same transaction and helped to prove the certain incident or event can be admissible by the court under the purview of Read more…
Introduction: The technological revolution which was observed in the 21st century captured the attention of not only India but the whole world. The computers are not only used in the established organizations but it also used available to the individuals at their finger. Humanized action is eased out by Information 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 form. Slander – when defamatory imputation is done in oral 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 person. The object of the Test Identification Parade is that Read more…
Introduction: In the court of law fair trial is an essential one for the criminal proceedings. For a fair trial, the evidence acts as a prominent one. Evidence helps the court to identity and prosecutes the accused in a reasonable manner. Witness refers to a person who testifies before a Read more…
Introduction: A court is a place where legal cases are fought. These are fought not with swords and axes but with documents and statements, but there are some similarities between the ancient ground battles and the modern court battles. The similarity is of rules, strategy, and thought process. You have Read more…
Introduction: Any Evolution? Yes, in the case of State of Tamil Nadu Vs. Suhas Katti, it was noticed for the first time that; “Section 65B certified evidence” was produced in a Court of law which made this case a historic case. Because the evidence that was presented in the case Read more…
Introduction: Parliament has various functions as entailed in the Constitution and such functions are further carried out by the member. The parliamentary privilege or immunity from certain processes is granted to them so that their duties are performed without any hindrance. The idea of this concept is, Members of the Read more…