Who is a Protection Officer? A Protection Officer is a person who is in charge of aiding women in accessing remedies for the violence that took place against them, the person who must make sure that all services and benefits provided in the Act is being accessed by the women who survived domestic violence, as…
View detailsWhat kind of right over the property does wife have when husband’s father is the owner of the premises in which he the husband as well as his wife they are residing. In any circumstance whatsoever, the wife does not have any ownership rights in this said property in which they are residing right now…
View detailsNemo Moriturus Praesunitur Mentire- This principle states that, a man after death will not be able to encounter his maker (god) with a lie in his mouth. Introduction: A Dying Declaration is a declaration made by a person, as he is dying that states the reason for his death. The dying person’s statement can be…
View detailsIf a woman is being ejected from her shared home with her harasser or does not feel comfortable staying there, she can seek legal aid from the Court with the help of a lawyer or a Protection Officer. Even though she doesn’t have a formal title or a claim to the house, the Domestic Violence…
View detailsThe Maternity Benefit Act of 1961 safeguards women’s employment during pregnancy and entitles them to several maternity benefits and the most important one is a fully compensated leave of absence from work – to care for their child. In 2017, an Amendment Bill was approved that applies to all enterprises that employ 10 or more…
View detailsThe Right to Information Act (RTI) is an Indian law that establishes the rules and processes for individuals’ access to information. It took the place of the previous Freedom of Information Act of 2002. Under the RTI Act, any Indian person may seek information from a “public authority”, which is supposed to respond promptly or…
View detailsResidential Status: – (a) The incidence of tax on any assessee depends upon his residential status under the Act. The residential status of an assessee must be ascertained with reference to each previous year. A person who is resident in one year may become non-resident in another year or vice versa. (b) The residence of…
View detailsTo practically everyone around us, homosexuality is a mental illness that cannot be treated. Homosexuals are always looked down upon as if they were aliens from another planet, but they’re never treated with the respect that they are entitled to as fellow humans. People treat homosexuality as abnormality, which is the shame of our Indian…
View detailsIntroduction Child custody and guardianship are legal phrases that characterise the legal and practical relation between a parent and his or her child, including the parent’s authority to make decisions for the child and the parent’s responsibility to care for the child. The religious distinction in personal laws is a well-known and widely accepted reality.…
View detailsIntroduction Marriages between an Indian woman from India and an Indian man residing in another nation, either as an Indian citizen or as a citizen of that other country (when he would be legally a PIO – person of Indian origin) are known as NRI marriages. The issue is particularly prevalent among Indian women who…
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