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.& ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Cyber law is any branch of law dealing with Information systems, Computers, electronics, software & hardware, legal informatics, etc. It currently offers a legal perspective to deal with cybercriminal activities, manage the use of t ..
It is in the fitness of things that while acting fairly in taking the right step in the right direction, the Supreme Court in a most learned, laudable, logical, landmark and latest judgment titled Surender Singh vs State (NCT of Delhi) in Criminal Ap ..
QUERY #1Please elaborate on Section 41 of the CrPCANSWER:The short answer to your question is that it is the provision that explains the situations wherein a police officer can arrest an individual without a warrant.If explained in detail, it prescri ..
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 ..
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 ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Originating from the US, PIL was introduced in India in the 1970s enables individuals or groups to seek court intervention for public interests. PIL has evolved as a potent tool for addressing social, environmental issues, promoting ju ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS:1) Cheque bounce is a criminal offence as per section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881. It was a civil offence prior to the 1988 amendment to the same act.2) It requires that the bounced cheque be drawn for the purpos ..
QUERY #1Can past juvenile criminal records cause a passport application to be rejected even after attaining majority?ANSWER:The short answer to your question is NO. Past criminal cases cannot prevent you from getting a passport.Although it is mostly ..
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 ..
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