A summon can be described as a legal and authoritative order or call to the accused individual or any other individual whose presence in the court is mandatory to answer questions related to the charge of offence. According to Section 61: Form of summons- Every summons issued by a Court under this Code shall be…
View detailsConversion of the spouse to other religion was just for the aim of circumventing the provision of Section 494 of Indian Penal Code, 1860. Conversion to Islam by a Hindu spouse does not per se lead to dissolution of the marriage. It only gives a right to the other spouse to file a petition under S.13(1)(ii) of the…
View detailsBanking Ombudsman scheme is a grievance redressal system. If a customer is dissatisfied with the service of the bank then he can approach the Banking ombudsman for further action. Banking ombudsman scheme to redress the complaints of customers on banking services provided by banks and facilitation of the settlement for those complaints. In Banking Regulation…
View detailsEarly rising is the best habit which can give you very much. As there is an old saying “Early to bed and Early to rise makes a human healthy, wealthy and Wise.” It is simple science that during night when light becomes less than our Pineal gland secretes more of Melatonin hormone which makes us…
View detailsFree and Compulsory Education, this is the very essence of right to education. The importance of education in day-to-day life cannot be negated. Education has become a huge part of being able to survive in today’s world, every other job opportunity requires a minimum educational and academic qualification for merely applying. There is a huge…
View details“The UN Children’s Fund ( UNICEF) mentioned that secondary schools will reopen in Afghanistan after a long holidayor closure due to Covid 19. The fact which was stressed was “Girls will not be kept away from the classroom”. The chief minister of UNICEF Henrietta Fore showed her concern that many girls cannot return to school…
View detailsForce Majeure is a French term which literally means “greater force”. Force Majeure means an event or an act which cannot be controlled or anticipated by any human being. It is a clause in a contract law which allocates the risk of loss if the performance of the contract becomes impossible for any of the…
View detailsIt would not be far-fetched to say that Article 32, which deals with the Fundamental Right to Constitutional Remedies forms the backbone of rights that have been bestowed on the citizens of India by the Indian Constitution. Article 32(1) provides the right to move the Supreme Court according to the procedure for the enforcement of…
View detailsSections 96 to 106 of the Indian Penal Code state the law concerning the right of private defense of person and property. The provisions contained in these sections give authority to an individual to use necessary force against an assailant or wrong-doer for the aim of protecting one’s own body and property as also another’s body and property when immediate aid…
View detailsThis topic discusses the introduction, meaning of Trademark, provisions and concept of passing off and infringement action under the Trademarks .This topic also cover various judicial pronouncements given by Indian Courts in this reference. Introduction: A trademark in relation to goods convey to the general public and specially to the consumers about the origin…
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