Article 21 of the Indian Constitution enshrines the idea of “Speedy Trials” as a fundamental human right, not only as a legal precept. The Indian judiciary has interpreted the article, which ensures the protection of life and individual liberty, to include the right to a prompt trial. In a nation where bottlenecks in the legal …
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A serious criminal offence known as attempted murder entails taking steps consciously intended to bring about the death of another person but failing to do so. The key element of attempted murder accusations is this contrast between intent and result. Legal systems all across the globe acknowledge that attempts to commit horrible crimes carry their …
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A well-known type of business structure is a partnership, in which a number of people join together to jointly run a company in order to produce money. An official legal instrument called a partnership deed formalizes this cooperative endeavor. The partnership’s procedures, rights, and liabilities are all based on the partnership deed, which specifies the …
There are several types of commercial real estate. It might be anything, such as an office complex, a duplex, a restaurant, a coffee shop, or a warehouse. Commercial real estate may provide income for people, businesses, and corporate interests by renting it out or by keeping it and reselling it. Office space, hotels, resorts, strip …
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While deciding the case CBI v. Narottam Dhakad [2023 INSC 770], it was observed by the Supreme Court that a chargesheet that has been filed in a language other than the language of the court or the language that the accused does not understand would not be illegal. It was observed by the Bench of …
While deciding the case of Experion Developers Pvt Ltd v Himanshu Dewan and Sonali Dewan, the Supreme Court observed that the order given by it where the Apex Court dismissed an appeal without having any reasons recorded, cannot be treated as a precedent for the future references. The Bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna, Bela M. …
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Property damage incident reports are essential for recording and addressing numerous events involving damage to property in the fields of insurance, litigation, and risk management. These reports are important records that detail the damage done, what caused it, and the subsequent steps that were taken. Understanding the importance and elements of a property damage incident …
A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan of the Supreme Court, while hearing an urgent plea of a rape survivor, observed that forcing a woman to continue pregnancy and have a child as a result of rape would be against the constitutional philosophy. The court was deciding the case of XYZ v. State …
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The 2014 Constitution (122nd Amendment) Bill was presented in Parliament after years of deliberation and discussions between the Central and State Governments. The Constitution will be changed by the bill to allow for the establishment of the GST. The Lok Sabha approved the Constitution Amendment Bill in May 2015. In August 2016, the Rajya Sabha …
Relationships and partnerships of all kinds have recently come to be respected and acknowledged. The growing recognition of same-gender couples deciding to live together is one such important transition. As public opinions have altered, legal challenges have also come to the forefront. The question of whether cohabiting people of the same gender are protected under Article …
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