Types of Central Government Funds
The Indian Constitution lists three different types of finances used by the Central Government: the Consolidated Fund of India (Article…
Legality of Recorded Telephone Conversation: Whether or not the conversation was recorded illegally has no bearing on its admissibility as evidence.
Mahant Prasad Ram Tripathi @ M.P.R. Tripathi vs State Of U.P. Via C.B.I./A.C.B., Lucknow And Another The Allahabad High Court…
RETRENCHMENT OF EMPLOYEES UNDER LABOR LAW
INTRODUCTION Retrenchment is the process by which an employer fires workers or employees for financial reasons. The reason for terminating…
How to Defend Section 125 Maintenance Cases ?
Certainly, defending Section 125 Maintenance Cases in India requires a systematic and comprehensive approach. Here is a detailed, point-wise guide…
The Evolution of “Trial by Media”- JESSICA LAL MURDER CASE
Trial by media is a term that gained popularity in the late 20th and early 21st centuries to characterize how…
Bail Provisions In Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (New CrPC) : Understanding Changes
The new procedural code (“BNSS”) has made substantive changes with respect to the bail provisions in comparison to the existing…
Setting a person on fire is ‘extreme cruelty’- Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction, Life Imprisonment of Man Who Killed Wife
Naresh v. State of NCT of Delhi Criminal Appeal No.1189/2012 In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court noted that setting…
A wife refusing to have an intimate relationship with her husband is cruelty, a valid ground for divorce.
Sudeepto Saha vs Moumita Saha FIRST APPEAL No. 896 of 2014 According to a recent ruling by the Madhya Pradesh…
Analysis of Right to Property in India
Introduction: The Right to Property has been a fundamental aspect of legal and social discourse in India. However, the journey…
Class X Student Mistakenly Marked Zero In Board Exams, Punjab & Haryana High Court Imposes 30k Costs On School For Negligence
Riya v. State of Haryana and others A school in Haryana has been fined Rs. 30,000 by the High Court…