Is Call Recording Legal in India?
Phone tapping means listening voice conversation of the other person secretly without their consent. Eavesdropping an individual’s conversation is in…
Are Emails Admissible as Evidence in the Court of Law?
Is email admissible as evidence in Indian courts? A question asked by many lawmakers, police officials, and individuals willing to…
Types and Remedies of white collar crimes
INTRODUCTION White-collar crime refers to non-violent, financially motivated crimes typically committed by individuals, businesses, or government professionals in positions of…
Changes in female’s property right under Hindu Succession Act
The major changes in women's property rights under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, occurred with the amendment in 2005. The…
The Ethical Compass of Legal Practice: Unveiling the Duties Lawyers Owe to Their Clients
Introduction: The practice of law is not merely a profession; it is a commitment to upholding justice, preserving rights, and…
UNIFORM CIVIL CODE (UCC).
Article 44 of the Indian Constitution, found within the Directive Principles of State Policy, introduces the concept of a Uniform…
Karta of a Family//Hindu Law
Karta The role of "Karta," or "Manager," is crucial to the Hindu Joint Family as a whole. No office or…
Sex Crimes Linked to Dating Apps
A swipe to the right on apps like Tinder, Bumble, or Hinge holds the promise of meaningful connections, but these…
Abetment of suicide
The act of mentally inspiring, supporting, or assisting someone in committing suicide is known as suicide abetment. A conviction cannot…
What Are the Rights of a Woman During the Arrest?
In India, men and women are equal in the eyes of the law. But to protect the dignity and decency…