Acquisition of Ownership in Indian Context.
Introduction- The main subject-matter of ownership consists of a material object, such as land and chattels. But ownership is by…
Arvind Kejriwal arrested by ED in Delhi liquor policy case after raids: Top updates
Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, has been a prominent figure in Indian politics, known for his anti-corruption stance…
All You Need to Know about Shareholders’ Rights and Responsibilities
Shareholders are vital stakeholders in a company, possessing certain rights and responsibilities governed by statutes, regulations, and corporate bylaws. Understanding…
Notice of Assessment or Reassessment under Section 148 of the Income Tax Act
The Income Tax Department is able to review an individual's previously submitted income tax returns in accordance with Section 147…
Is it permissible for insurance companies to reject a claim based on the non-registration of a stolen vehicle?
It is recommended to refrain from driving the insured vehicle on public roads after the temporary registration expires until permanent…
Development and Transformation of Luxury Tax Legislation in the Context of Clubs and Hotels
The Delhi government implemented the Luxury Tax, also known as "the Original Act," on November 1, 1996, with the goal…
Probation of Offenders in India: A Legal Insight
In India, Criminal Law leans towards reforming offenders rather than solely punishing them. While punishment may satisfy societal and victim…
Issues in Implementation of POCSO Act, 2012 and Way Forward
The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 is a landmark legislation enacted by the Indian Parliament to…
Coparcenary under Hindu Law: An Overview
Introduction: Hindu Law is a vast and evolving legal domain that governs various aspects of Hindu society, including inheritance, marriage,…
The presence of accused cannot be the sole ground to frame charges against him
Jammu and Kashmir High Court State v. Abdul Qayoom The accused had been charged with the killing of four ladies…