KEY TAKEAWAYS • The Indian Evidence Act of 1872 governs the admissibility of various types of evidence, ensuring fair trials by regulating the proof of facts through oral, documentary, and electronic means under established legal principles.& ..
IntroductionIndian judiciary follows an adversarial system of justice, where the prosecution and defense present their cases to an impartial and neutral judge. In this system, the defense counsel plays a crucial role in defying the prosecution's evid ..
The e-filing system is an online platform designed to allow individuals electronic submission of documents in courts. This system has enables lawyers, litigants, and other relevant parties to file various legal documents, such as complaints, petition ..
Without displaying any inhibition of any kind and so also without pulling back any punches, we see that the Supreme Court as recently as on August 21, 2024 most strongly castigated, condemned and reprimanded the West Bengal government for its most at ..
In today's uncertain world, an insurance agent's job entails more than just being a broker. You need to understand your client's needs and ensure that you assist them in choosing insurance coverage that meets all their needs while within their budget ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS:Judicial precedents are a widely used source of law that originate from English common law systems.Precedents are references made to earlier decisions to make decisions about similar facts, circumstances and issues that arise subsequent ..
KEY TAKEAYASConsumer RightsConsumer Protection ActsDispute Resolution Mechanism and Forums and JurisdictionEligibility and Grounds to file complaintSteps to file Consumer ComplaintRelevant documents to be attachedINTRODUCTIONConsumer rights in India ..
"An uncontrolled power is the natural enemy of freedom."- Harold Laski in 'Liberty in the Modern State'It is a matter of paramount importance having a direct bearing with far reaching implications on all the citizens directly affecting their personal ..
INTRODUCTIONOne rank one pension (OROP) means that military personnel retiring in the same rank with the same amount of service will receive a uniform pension regardless of when they retire, and that any future increases to pension rates will immedia ..
Q1. In ONGC v Utpal Kumar Basu 1994 what did the supreme court emphasize regarding the purpose of section 21a) To increase harassment of litigantsb) To discourage true litigants c) To protect litigants from harassment and guard their interes ..