Quashing of FIR

QUASHING OF FIR  Section 482 of the Code of criminal procedure, 1973 specifies about the preventive Inherent powers of the High Court against abuse of the process of any court and to secure the ends of justice holding the due regard towards the nature and gravity of the offences. The invocation of the jurisdiction of the High…

Sexual Harassment at workplace

Sexual harassment at the workplace “There remains what seems like an impenetrable wall of silence around violence and we must all play a role in breaking this silence.                                            – Reese Witherspoon” Gender discrimination is prevalent in our society since time immemorial. Sexual harassment at the workplace is a form of gender discrimination that acts…

Remedies in Torts

Remedies in Torts (Introduction) –Remedies for Tort are of two kinds- 1) Judicial 2) Extra Judicial Judicial Remedies refers to those remedies that are afforded by the law and a person has to approach the Court of Law in order to obtain such remedies. These are of the following kinds- 1) Avoiding of Damages/ Compensation…

Murder vs. Culpable

In a Venn diagram, murder would be in the inner circle and culpable homicide would be on the outer circle. Hence all Murders are Culpable Homicides but all Culpable Homicides are not Murders. Homicide is derived from the Latin term “homo” which means man and the Latin term “caedere” which means to kill. Hence, it can…

Nuisance in Torts

NUISANCE (Introduction)- Nuisance basically means hurting anyone or causing injury to a person by the deeds of another person. It includes hurting or causing injury to the person by causing nuisance of lands, tenements, or hereditaments and it does not amount to the trespass. The word ‘nuisance’ is derived from the word nuire, to do…