While observing that ‘missing from duty is a major misconduct in forces or the army, but not so in the case of civilian employment’, the Supreme Court criticized the decision of the central government in which a grade IV employee was dismissed for his unauthorized absence from duty by the Ministry of Steel. Facts of …
In the law and litigation field in Indian jurisdiction, it is very commonly known that it is a long lengthy process if you are entering into court procedure to deal with your case, as we all know it takes years for the court to pass the judgment but the most core feature of the judiciary …
While dealing with a criminal revision filed in the case of Mukti v The State of U.P., the Supreme Court observed that Section 125 CrPC is enacted for social justice and especially to protect children. women and old parents. The Court further held that this Section falls under the Article 15(3) and is reinforced by …
Pre-trial procedures are followed before the trial for a particular case starts before the court of law. A pre-trial procedure includes police investigation, which is done to collect evidence related to the case. The two important aspects of an investigation is the discovery of the accused and to file charges against him and the other …
Right of the wife to maintenance is well established and society is generally aware of the fact that a wife has the right to claim maintenance from her husband during separation or after divorce, but what we are mostly unaware of is the husband’s right to maintenance. According to law both spouses are entitled to …
Prostitution in India was considered to be the oldest profession, running down through the medieval ages. It is the profession of a sex worker called a prostitute, usual, a woman earns money by having paid sex with people, though at the present time men are engaged in prostitution work too. It is the practice of …
The Bench of Justice Dinesh Kumar Singh, made an observation while deciding a bail application in the Case of Atul Kumar Singh alias Atul Rai s/o Shri Bharat Singh v State of U.P. Thru. Prin. Secy. Home (2022) that it is the duty of the Parliament to show a collective will to restrain the criminals …
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According to Article 25 of the Constitution of India, all persons have the right to freely practice, profess and propagate religion keeping into consideration public order, morality and health. In terms of conversion, if one wishes to convert to another religion, he has to follow the procedure his state has mentioned in the anti-conversion Act …
We’ve all experienced it, trusting someone with our hard-earned cash, only to find ourselves pursuing them indefinitely when repayment is due. Regardless of whether it’s a friend, relative, coworker, or business partner, conflicts over money can become complicated. However, you do not need to feel powerless. Indian legislation provides various solutions to assist you in …
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The Supreme Court in the case of Hari Shankar Rastogi v Giridhar Sharma (1978), observed that Bar is an extension of the judicial system and an advocate is an officer of the court. An advocate is accountable to the Court and is governed by high professional ethics. The success of the judicial system often depends …
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