Significance of Adequate Compensation among Hospital Nurses in India

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Significance of Adequate Compensation among Hospital Nurses in India

Nurses are the cornerstone of every healthcare system because they offer patients the crucial treatment, care, and support they need at their most vulnerable times. Their work is mentally and physically taxing, often requiring endless hours and an intense dedication to improving the well-being of others. The importance of nurses’ services to society has lately come to …

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Free legal advice for startups, corporates and SMEs- Lead India

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Free legal advice for startups, corporates and SMEs- Lead India

Legal counsel is a crucial tool for start-ups, corporations, and SMEs in a fast-paced business climate. However paying for legal services may be very expensive, especially for new companies and small businesses. Fortunately, groups like “Lead India” have started to provide free legal guidance, assisting companies to successfully negotiate challenging legal landscapes. Importance of Legal …

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E-Fir Should Be Allowed In Certain Cases- Law Commission

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E-Fir Should Be Allowed In Certain Cases- Law Commission

The Law Commission of India has recommended in its 282nd report, that for all cognizable offences punishable for a period of maximum 3 years, could be registered through electronic FIRs when the identity of the accused is known.  The recommendation was given for acts related to the CrPC, Evidence Act, Information Technology Act, 2000, IPC, …

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When Victim Is A Child, Question Of Consent Meaningless- Law Commission

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When Victim Is A Child, Question Of Consent Meaningless- Law Commission

In its 283rd report on ‘Age of Consent under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012’, the Law Commission of India ruled out reducing the age of consent to 16 years under the POCSO Act. The Commission expressed that reducing the age of consent will not be advisable as it is of the …

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What are the Property Rights of Minor Children in India

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What are the Property Rights of Minor Children in India

Property ownership/transfer by minors in India is governed by a variety of laws including the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Registration Act, 1908, and Hindu Succession Act, 1956, as amended in 2005.  These laws recognize that a minor has limited legal capacity to hold or manage property, while also safeguarding their inheritance rights until they …

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Essentials of Speedy Trials: Preserving Fundamental Constitutional Violation

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Essentials of Speedy Trials: Preserving Fundamental Constitutional Violation

In an important ruling, the Bombay High Court (HC) reaffirmed the significance of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, which defends the right to life and personal liberty. The court found that anytime someone’s freedom of choice is limited without a quick trial, this important constitutional provision is violated. The Bombay High Court’s decision, which …

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