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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In India, we live in a patriarchal society where men are still given as first priority for business dealings and work, whereas women are always being prioritized below men, pushing them towards more household work. It has always been witnessed that women are constantly fighting for their right of being treated equally in family-related matters …
Daughters In-Law eligible for Allotment of Fair Price Shop Read More »
In a petition filed by the husband in the case of [Raju Singh v Twinkle Kanwar] challenging the decision of the Family Court where it has rejected the joint application under Sec 13-B of The Hindu Marriage Act. The Single Judge Bench of Justice Vijay Bishnoi of Rajasthan High Court has dismissed the Family Court’s …
Affidavit of long Separation is sufficient to waive-off cooling period Read More »
Recently an interesting development took place when the Chief Justice of J&K and Ladakh High Court issued a circular directing the Judicial Officers of subordinate courts to refrain from receiving, seeing off, arranging trips, hotels, food or offering gifts to visiting Chief Justice of High Court Judges. The directions given by Chief Justice Prajak Mithal, …
While deciding upon the application for anticipatory bail in the case of Estar Nazrul Ahmed v The State of Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court observed that forwarding nude video of a person is an offense under the Section 67A of the Information Technology Act. It was observed by Justice Bharti that the intention of the …
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If your wife, girlfriend, or live-in partner threatens suicide, it’s more than just an emotional crisis — it can be a potential legal trap. Sometimes, such threats are used as tools of emotional blackmail, and if you react impulsively or without legal awareness, you could be wrongly accused of abetment or harassment under Indian laws. …
Everyone has heard of a legal notice at some point. The following article explains what is a legal notice, its composition and what does it imply. A legal notice is a formal communication to an individual or an entity, through which the said person or entity is informed of your intention to undertake legal proceedings …
