In 1986, the Consumer Protection Act was enacted to defend consumers' fundamental rights. The act was later updated in 2002 in order to...
The High Court of Madhya Pradesh made a stunning ruling in the matter of Chandresh Marskole vs. The State of Madhya Pradesh, the hon’ble...
A compromise decree is not an order passed by the court instead it is an agreement both the parties agreed on and the court gives its...
Defamation should be brought under civil law, according to the majority of individuals. The inclusion of defamation in the criminal law...
Many individuals appreciated the amendment to the Maternity Benefit Act that went into effect in April 2017. The act is praised for...
The government has taken security measures to make vaccinations mandatory for all citizens. People who have not been vaccinated and have...
If the police fail to do their job in a cognizable offence, the magistrate has the authority to order an investigation. A magistrate may...
The bail of an accused is determined by a variety of variables. Such as the type of the offence, the severity of the crime, the status of...
The Negotiable Instruments Act, Section 138, deals with cheque bouncing and other matters. Cheque bounce is classified as a civil wrong...
In the case of commercial cases, the court quashes the criminal proceeding if the dispute has been resolved between the parties outside...
According to section 65B (4) of the Indian Evidence Act, the certificate is not required at the time of filing the charge sheet and can...
Police officers have no authority to summon a person or suspect without filing an FIR, first. Every individual has a fundamental right to...
In response to a petition to quash a FIR filed through a private complaint brought before a magistrate, the Supreme Court ruled that an...
The purpose of section 197 of the Criminal Procedure Code is to protect officers from harassment when they commit an offence while...
The prosecution is dependent on the case's findings. The case may proceed if the officer is exonerated on technical grounds. The...
Stri dhan is a woman's sole and exclusive property, and anyone who misuses it, including her husband, is subject to a penalty under...
Breach of contract is not defined as a criminal offence under Indian law, and it is included in civil law rather than criminal law. A...
The overriding effect only applies if the two acts are inconsistent, but there is no inconsistency between section 18 of the arbitration...
‘The right to be forgotten’ allows an individual to legally delete their personal information from the internet. This law protects an...
The limitation period for submitting an application to seek redress in cases of domestic abuse committed by the husband or in-laws is one...