Analysis of Section 375 of the IPC,1860 which deals with the offence of Rape. Rape under Section 375 IPC defined as’ when a man has sexual intercourse with a woman against her or without her consent or if she is minor’. ..
Arbitration, Indian Arbitration Act,Two Tier Arbitration, The Arbitration And Conciliation Act, appellate arbitration mechanisms, validity of two-tier arbitration, private appeal, Supreme Court ..
Indian Forest Act,1927 has allowed Indian governments to enact rules governing various aspects of forest management, rules vary state to state. ..
Earth, Earth Day, National Green Tribunal's, NGT, April 22nd, Supreme Court, Environment, Environment Ministry, Judgements ..
Indian Penal Code, IPC, Section 354 IPC, Section377 IPC,Section376-D IPC and futility of Section498-A IPC, False Claims, Dowry, Husband ..
Communal Riots in India. India is a country that has many different religions. People from all religions; Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, Jews etc. live in India in harmony. ..
Violation of Section 144 CRPC during Lockdown. Analysis of the very section 144 CRPC or commonly known as unlawful assembly. Section 144 confers powers to issue an order absolute at once in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger. ..
Remedies available for realizing insurance claims one should Approached the Grievance Redressal Cell of the Insurance Company or can Approach to the regulatory i.e. IRDA(Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority). ..
Precis writing is a form of writing skills where one has to summaries a given text. French language is the origin of Precis writing. Precis writing helps mostly those who read carelessly and in short span of time wants to learn more. ..
Zero FIR is different from an ordinary FIR in the sense that it is lodged in a police station which lies outside the location of crime.Zero FIR similar to an ordinary FIR but its serial number would be 0, until it reaches the respective police station. ..
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