Introduction:The common law system gave rise to the concept of admission, which is now part of both the criminal and civil branches of the Indian court system. Admissions help matters be resolved quickly and with the least amount of litigation. It gu ..
Introduction Order XIII of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in India deals with the procedure for the examination of witnesses. The order lays out the rules for summoning witnesses, recording their evidence, and producing documents in court.Under Or ..
Introduction: The crime of disrespecting or being belligerent toward a court of law is known as contempt of court. Contempt of Court proceedings may be triggered by disrespecting judges or other legal representatives while in court or by defiantly di ..
Order XI of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in India deals with the dismissal of suits for default of appearance or non-prosecution. According to this order, if a plaintiff fails to appear in court when the case is called for hearing, or if the def ..
IntroductionSection 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 deals with the restitution of conjugal rights. It states that if one spouse has withdrawn from the society of the other without any reasonable excuse, the aggrieved party can file a petition in a ..
Introduction:When a lawsuit is filed in court, the attorney or even the person that requested the lawsuit may not be familiar with all of the parties involved. Therefore, in order to obtain relief, you must join the other parties that are harmed as a ..
Introduction Order IX of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in India deals with dismissal of suits for default or for non-prosecution. It lays down the rules for the dismissal of a suit if the plaintiff fails to appear in court when the suit is called ..
Introduction:The Competition Act, 2002 is the main topic of the article, along with its parts and goals for eliminating unfair business activities. In accordance with the Act, describe how the Competition Commission of India was founded, who served a ..
IntroductionEuthanasia, or the practice of ending a person's life in order to alleviate suffering, has a complex history in India. The practice has been debated for many years, with opinions on the issue divided. In the early 20th century, Indian ..
Introduction The power of a high court to quash an FIR (First Information Report) is known as the power of judicial review. The high court has the authority to quash an FIR if it finds that the complaint is frivolous, or if it finds that the investig ..
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