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A 'Different' Series By Sushmita #4: Wrongful Restraint Vs Wrongful Confinement

  Sushmita   23 March 2022 at 11:08

Difference between Wrongful Restraint and Wrongful Confinement Wrongful Restraint Wrongful Confinement The offender obstructs the victim from proceeding in any particular direction. The offender obstructs the victim from pr ..


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A Comparative Study Of Capital Punishments: West, Middle East, And India

  Barsha    23 March 2022 at 11:08

KEY TAKEAWAYS England and US are one of the few countries of the West where capital punishment is legal. India follows the doctrine of rarest of the rare for awarding capital punishment. In the Middle East, where Sharia Law is followed, capital punis ..


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Laws Governing Custody In India

  Pratichi Nunia   22 March 2022 at 13:33

KEY TAKEAWAYSIndian law considers the kid's welfare to be the most important aspect to consider when selecting who obtains the custody of a minor child.There are secular and personal laws describing the process of custody of children. The secular ..


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A 'Different' Series By Sushmita #3: Kidnapping Vs Abduction

  Sushmita   21 March 2022 at 10:47

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KIDNAPPING AND ABDUCTION KIDNAPPING ABDUCTION According to section 360, if any person takes a person beyond the limits of India against the consent of that person or against the consent of someone who is le ..


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Testimony Of A Related Witness Vs Interested Witness

  Pratichi Nunia   21 March 2022 at 10:47

KEY TAKEAWAYS A witness is a person who shares information about the case, either orally, or in writing, to the court or anywhere else. A related witness is a person who has some sort of relationship with the victim. Some examples include but are not ..


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A 'Different' Series By Sushmita #2: Robbery Vs Dacoity

  Sushmita   19 March 2022 at 14:04

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ROBBERY AND DACOITY ROBBERY DACOITY The definition of robbery is defined under section 390 of Indian penal code. The definition of Dacoity is defined under section 391 of Indian penal code. Robbery ..


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Legitimacy Of Children Under Muslim And Hindu Laws In India

  Vrinda   19 March 2022 at 12:20

KEY TAKEAWAYS The word legitimacy originated from a Latin word ‘legitimare’ which means to make lawful. Oxford Dictionary has defined illegitimacy as, “(of a child) born of parents not lawfully married to each other”. When it ..


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A 'Different' Series By Sushmita #1: Culpable Homicide Vs Murder

  Sushmita   19 March 2022 at 10:42

CULPABLE HOMICIDE MURDER Defined in section 299 of IPC Defined in section 300 of IPC All Culpable Homicide are not Murder All Murders are Culpable Homicide It is genus It is species Indefinite Knowled ..


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Offences Committed On Holi

  Pratichi Nunia   19 March 2022 at 10:42

KEY TAKEAWAYS Though many people consider Holi as a festival of happiness, many crimes occur on this day. Year by year, the number of police distress calls are also increasing during Holi. Due to intoxication because of alcohol and bhang, people end ..


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Article 15 And 16 Of The Indian Constitution - An Analysis

  Gautam Badlani   17 March 2022 at 17:26

KEY TAKEAWAYS Article 15 and 16 of the Indian Constitution are based upon the concept of equality, social justice and social harmony. Article 15(4) and 16(4) are not exceptions to their respective provisions. They provide positive and affirmative sup ..


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