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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 ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS In India, the laws and regulations that regulate corporate law compliance include the Companies Act, SEBI Regulations, FEMA and the IBC that provide on the Companies’ Reporting, Corporate Governance and Insolvency Resolution. In ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Sir William Garrow was the first to introduce the concept of "Innocent unless proven guilty", which is a key element of criminal law, this principle specifies that "A person is considered innocent until enough evidence is ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS In the case of “Jacob Mathew V. State of Punjab”, here it was clarified that for negligence to be considered a criminal offence, there has to be a higher degree of negligence which is also referred to as “gross neglige ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Forensic medicine, especially through autopsies, is crucial for identifying the deceased and determining the cause of death, providing detailed information in weapon-related deaths and disaster scenarios., Forensic investigation/medicin ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS It's important to highlight that following the enactment of the Hindu Succession Act in 2005 and the subsequent amendment to Section 6 (4), no court shall uphold any individual’s right to recover debts contracted by their fath ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS The origins of the “Insanity defence” trace back centuries, with legal precedents such as “The McNaughten Rule of 1843” in England. Section 84 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) establishes the insanity defence, aff ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS The Doctrine of Frustration is rooted in the legal principle summarized by the Latin maxim “Les Non-Cogit Ad Impossibilia”, which asserts that the law cannot compel individuals to perform impossible tasks. This principle ack ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Section 397 - 401 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) grants both the ‘Sessions and High Court’ concurrent powers for revision. Section 115 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) grants the High Court the power of revisi ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Section 161 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) empowers police officers to conduct the investigation in order to examine any person who is acquainted with the facts and circumstances of the case. Section 161 mandates that any stat ..
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