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 …
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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 …
Bail is basically a pre-trial restriction placed on a suspect in order to ensure that they do not obstruct the legal proceedings. It is the conditional release of a defendant on the condition that he or she appears in court when summoned. Intermittently on the condition that a monetary deposit has to be made to …
India is a democratic country full of powerful people and government officials and servants provided with specific powers with different government posts, to ensure the safety and security of the people of India, but it’s not always practical when it comes to using that power. Brutally abusing of powers is most commonly found by police …
The Division Bench of Justices Sunil Shukre and Govind Sanap while listening to a petition filed in the case of [Rajesh Himmat Pundkar v State of Maharashtra], refused to quash an FIR filed under Section 498 A against the relatives of the husband, observing that many times the relatives living in distant places also harass …
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Will is an instrument prepared by a person, which explains his wish regarding his property’s disposal after his death. His intention in regards to the disposal of his property after his death through a Will is ensured by the law. The Indian Succession Act,1925 provides provisions regarding Will in case of Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs or …
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A Sikar based 40 year old advocate Hansraj Malwiya, died in a recent event by setting himself on fire inside the sub-Divisional Magistrate’s office. In his suicide note, the advocate stated that he was being harassed by the Sub-Divisional Magistrate Rakesh Kumar and for bribes for every hearing of revenue related cases in the Court. …
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