KEY TAKEAWAYS The term Custodial deaths is usually associated with intense pain inflicted on law offenders in forms of physical torture by the police or other official authorities such as army officers etc. The torture caused is in such a huge amount ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS In this article, we talk about the various aspects of conversion of a land from Residential to Commercial purposes. All these procedures have to be passed by the local authorities, keeping in mind any previous contracts or lease. These ..
An affordable housing scheme called the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, also called PMAY, was established by the Prime Minister in 2015. This scheme aims to make housing available to poor rural and urban Indians. ..
SC has pointed out that since the Allahabad HC has not assigned any reasons for the dismissal of the appeal, the impugned order needs to be set aside ..
Unnatural Offence is an act or behaviour to commit a crime that is contrary to what is considered a natural offence. Section 377 of the IPC deals with the unnatural offences ..
In conclusion, the Single Judge Bench of Justice Subramonium Prasad has made it ostensibly clear that the mere recovery of stridhan can't be sole ground for arresting a person for offences under Section 498A and 406 of IPC. ..
No doubt, it is definitely a right step in the right direction and the Apex Court deserves all the kudos for having reiterated the right position of law on this which directly benefits the concerned juvenile even after a sentence is passed against him/her ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Supreme Court judge, Justice Chandrachud delivered the 13th B. R. Ambedkar Memorial Lecture on “Conceptualising marginalisation; Agency, Assertion and Personhood”, an event organised by the Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, ..
KEY TAKEAWAYS Father is liable to maintain the minor child till adulthood: Supreme Court Section 125(b) provides, inter alia, that a father must maintain his minor child irrespective of the child's marital status. Furthermore, Section 125(c) prov ..
Click here for Part 1: RJS 2021( Set B) Questions Answer With An Explanation Q51. Where an offence under The Juvenile Justice Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015 is punishable with imprisonment for less than three years, then such offence shall ..
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