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Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022 Passed By Parliament: Opposition Calls It Dangerous

The Rajya Sabha has passed the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022 which would enable investigating officers to collect the biometric details of prisoners. The Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha on 4th April.  The Bill proposes to allow police to collect fingerprints, palm print impressions, photographs, ..

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Top News Headlines 6th April 2022: Apex Court Seeks Centre’s Response To Plea Challenging Section 15 Of Hindu Succession Act As Discriminatory Against Women

Apex Court Seeks Centre’s Response To Plea Challenging Section 15 Of Hindu Succession Act As Discriminatory Against Women The Hon’ble Supreme Court has on Wednesday sought Centre’s response in a plea challenging section 15 of the Hindu Succession Act (HSA) on the grounds on gender discrimination./li..

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Doctrine Of Holding Out Under Partnership Act

Key Takeaways Section 28 of the Partnership Act provides the provisions relating to the ‘Doctrine of Holding Out’. Doctrine of Holding Out is a special application of the Law of Estoppel. This Doctrine is not applicable in case..

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Free Speech And Sedition: True Progress Lies Through Agitation: Read What Justice Oka Has To Say

Justice Oka, while delivering a talk on Saturday on the topic of ‘Vision of Independent  India: Ranade, Tilak and Gokhale’ in a virtual event organised by “The Leaflet” said that the views expressed by Bal Gangadhar Tilak on free speech and sedition continue to be relevant now. He also said that Justice Ranade and Gopal Krishna G..

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Apex Court Seeks Centre’s Response To Plea Challenging Section 15 Of Hindu Succession Act As Discriminatory Against Women

The Hon’ble Supreme Court has on Wednesday sought Centre’s response in a plea challenging section 15 of the Hindu Succession Act (HSA) on the grounds on gender discrimination.  The plea had reached the Apex Court via a Special Leave Petition filed in the year 2018 against the order of the Bombay HC in ..

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Section 32(2) Of The Benami Transaction Act Is Unconstitutional: Madras HC

In V. Vasanthakumar v. The Union of India (2018), a bench of CJ. Munishwar Nath Bhandari and J. D Bharatha Chakravarthy were dealing with a writ petition, which challenged the validity of Section 9 and Section 32(2)(a) of the Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988. While ruling Section 32(2) of the Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions A..

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Top News Headlines 5th April 2022: For Claiming Reservation U/A 16(4), Marriage To Another Caste Not Relevant

For Claiming Reservation U/A 16(4), Marriage To Another Caste Not Relevant: Kerala HC In the case of Beksy A vs. District Collector and ors. the Kerala HC has once again reiterated that marriage of an individual of a particular caste to another as is permissible under law is of no relevance for the purpose of claiming..

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Journey Of Reservation In India

Key Takeaways The Constitution of India has been amended several times to nullify the judgments of the courts and to enforce reservation policies according to the will of the legislature. Criteria adopted by the state for the classification of citizens for providing reservations..

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Order Disposing Application U/S 91 of CrPC Interlocutory, No Revision Lies: Madhya Pradesh HC

In the case of Dadhibal Prasad Jaiswal vs Smt. Sunita Jaiswal the Madhya Pradesh HC has observed that an order rejecting an application under section 91 of CrPC is an interlocutory order against which no revision lies. Section 91 of CrPC provides for summons for the production of documents or other things which are in ..

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For Claiming Reservation U/A 16(4), Marriage To Another Caste Not Relevant: Kerala HC

In the case of Beksy A vs. District Collector and ors. the Kerala HC has once again reiterated that marriage of an individual of a particular caste to another as is permissible under law is of no relevance for the purpose of claiming maintenance under Article 16(4) of the Constitution. In the instant case, the petition..

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Power Of Attorney Has To Be Strictly Construed: SC

In Umadevi Nambiar vs. Thamarasseri Roman Catholic Diocese (2022), a bench consisting of J. Hemant Gupta and J. V. Ramasubramanian held a Power of Attorney (GPA) document, when rigorously interpreted, does not include the power to sell. Furthermore, the agent's power to sell would be relevant only if the document enables him explicitly to implement the s..

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Top New Headlines 4th Apr 2022: Plaint To Be Rejected When Relief Sought Is To Restrain Defendant From Initiating Prosecution Against Plaintiff

Plaint To Be Rejected When Relief Sought Is To Restrain Defendant From Initiating Prosecution Against Plaintiff: SC In the case of M/s Frost International Limited vs M/s Milan Developers and Builders Pvt Ltd. and anr. the Apex Court has held that a relief sought in the plaint with the objective of restraining a prosec..

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A 'Different' Series #10: Cheating Vs Forgery

Difference Between Cheating And Forgery BASIS CHEATING FORGERY td styl..

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Lok Adalat has no jurisdiction to decide matter on merits

The Lok Adalat is a dispute resolution procedure used as an alternative to the traditional court system. To put it another way, it is one method of settling disagreements. It is a venue for the peaceful resolution of disputes/cases pending in a court of law or at the pre-trial stage. Lok Adalats have been accorded legal recognition under the Legal Services Act passed in 1987. A judgment made by..

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Direction To Take A Voice Sample Not A Violation of Article 20(3) Of The Constitution: Punjab And Haryana HC

The Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana HC has reiterated in Ravi Prakash Sharma vs. State of Punjab that directions to take voice samples of the accused is not violative of the doctrine against self-incrimination as envisaged in Article 20(3) of the Constitution. The Court observed that the infringement of the Fundamenta..

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