The word ‘accomplice’ has not been properly defined under the Indian Evidence Act but it refers to a person who is a guilty associate and has either been convicted or has confessed his guilt in relation to a charge or a trial. An accomplice can also be a person who had made an admission that…
View detailsIntroduction The constitution of India incorporates provisions guaranteeing everyone’s right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health making the right to health an integral part of the right to life. Due to this constitutional duty government of India has issued telemedicine practice guidelines on 25 March 2020. Telemedicine can be defined as…
View detailsWe are aware that the Indian Law of torts is totally based on the English Common Law. Thus, the laws related to negligence modified by the courts of India are based on the principles of justice, equity and good conscience. The term negligence is derived from the Latin word negligentia, which means failing to do…
View detailsCompanies are divided into many types. Some of them are as follows:- Statutory Companies A statutory company is a company which is created by a special Act or provision of Parliament or State Legislature. The main intention of creating these types of companies is to provide public services. Some of the examples of statutory companies…
View detailsWomen have been a subject of violence since a long and without even realizing every single one of us have heard, witnessed and ignored those painful stories. One in three women worldwide suffers physical or sexual abuse from an intimate partner. Prior to the epidemic of 243 million women and girls, 15-49 years old faced…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: Mediation is a centuries-old method of resolving conflicts that have been used since the Vedic period. It is low-cost, and it keeps things, particularly family matters, confidential between three parties, two parties, and the mediator. Furthermore, the solution is not imposed on any party; it is a compromise reached by both parties. As a…
View detailsMAIN ISSUES:1.) Whether Section 377 of the IPC infringed on Article 14 of the Constitution’s Right to Equality, Article 19’s Freedom of Speech and Expression, and Article 21’s Right to Privacy and Right to Live in Dignity?2.) Is it unreasonable to classify consensual relationships as crimes against the natural order under Section 377 of the…
View detailsBanking is defined as “Accepting of deposits of money from public for the purpose of Lending or Investment, repayable on demand or otherwise and withdraw able by cheque, draft, or otherwise”. In recent period there is many changes in banking sector, Recent trends has made whole process of banking in easy way. Recent Trends in Banking are…
View detailsWe know that corruption will not disappear from society. Our efforts are meant to restrict corruption and to protect as much as possible the poor and weak in our societies. In the end all corruption costs are paid by the consumer and the tax-payer. They need protection. The small corruption (peanuts, facilitation payments – allowed…
View detailsBackground 25th November is commemorated as the International Day for Elimination of Violence against women. This movement takes its base in the 1960 murder of the Mirabel sisters. This day is to raise awareness about the violence that women across the world face. One of the primary goals of UN’s sustainable development is to eliminate…
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