Divorce Laws in India
PREFACE Divorce laws in India are diverse and primarily governed by personal laws based on an individual's religion or community,…
Right to Freedom of Religion
Right to Convert Under the Right to Freedom of Religion in India Karl Marx, in his Contribution to the…
TIME-BARRED SUIT
Introduction: The principle underlying the law of limitation stems from the maxim "Interest Reipublicae Ut Sit Finis Litium," emphasizing the…
What to Do When Your Employer Is Not Paying You Salary: Legal Rights and Remedies
Timely payment of salary is a fundamental right for employees, ensuring their financial stability and well-being. In India, several laws…
Doctrine of Proportionality: Legal Framework and Application in India
The doctrine of proportionality is a principle in constitutional and administrative law that mandates that the actions of government authorities…
Growing Use Of ADR Methods in the Legal System
INTRODUCTION In recent years, the legal landscape has witnessed a significant shift towards the adoption of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)…
Unreasonable To Expect Spouse To Document Every Instance Of Mental Cruelty With Forethought That It May Later Be Needed As Evidence For Divorce: Punjab & Haryana HC
The Punjab & Haryana High Court has upheld the divorce decree granted for committing mental cruelty upon husband observing that,…
RAJENDRA S/O RAMDAS KOLHE VS STATE OF MAHARASHTRA
(CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 2281 OF 2011) Supreme Court Explains Principles Relating to Dying Declaration In a landmark judgment, the Supreme…
Land Acquisition Laws and Farmer Protests in India: Unpacking the Dynamics, Grievances, and Pathways for Resolution
1. Introduction 1.1 Overview of the Significance of Land in India's Agrarian Economy India's agrarian economy is deeply rooted in…
Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code defines bailable or non-bailable offences.
Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code, often known as IPC 354, addresses the offence of assault or use of…