INTRODUCTION Section 5 of the Indian Evidence Act lays down that evidence may be given of fact in issue and relevant fact described under S. 6 states: “Facts which, though not in issue, are so connected with a fact in issue as to form part of the same transaction, are relevant, whether they occurred at the…
India is a unique country not only in terms of geography but also in terms of its social scenario. It is also a land of various cultures and different religions. The Indian culture believes in Unity in Diversity but unfortunately this Unity in Diversity has not helped to bring political unity in India. Family law…
The National Center for State Courts defines court Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) as “a public-facing digital space in which parties can convene to resolve their dispute or case.” Digital technology has brought major transformation in the arena of dispute resolution. ODR is that branch of dispute resolution, which uses technology to facilitate or resolve the dispute…
Establishment of CCI The establishment of CCI is closely related to the evolution of competition law in India. As we know about how the Competition Act, 2002, replaces the previously existing Monopiles and Restrictive Trade Practices (MRTP) Act of 1969. It is with the advent of the Competition Act, 2002, that the Competition Commission of…
The doctrine of Double jeopardy has been conceptualized in the Constitution of India under Article 20(2) which provides that no person shall be prosecuted and punished for the same offence more than once. It has been enshrined as a part of the Fundamental Right by the fathers of our Constitution under Part III. When a…
Rioting is dealt with under sections 146 and 147 of the IPC. It usually occurs as a form of protest or in response to a perceived threat or grievance. Rioting occurs when a group of individuals, or any individual within that group, commits an offence. The presence of at least 5 people is required for…
The education system in India relies so much on book knowledge that when students get ready for their future, they are left with nothing. They do not have any coping mechanism to deal with the problems that they face later on at the work place or in interactions with people from other parts of the world.…
In India real estate is getting bigger business and legal issues are also arising. With the prevailing discrepancies and issues in India’s real estate sector, the government in 2016 took a concrete step. The parliament passed the RERA Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2017. This Act is enacted to ensure efficiency and transparency in…
“If every saint has a past then every criminal has a future” Mahatma Gandhi So in the case of a child offender, special care should be given to his future for it is yet in a budding state and is not beyond repair. No One Is A Criminal From Birth, it is the environment in…
INTRODUCTION Amongst all nations of antiquity, divorce was regarded as natural corollary of marital rights. Islam is the first religion in the world which has expressly recognized the termination of marriage by way of divorce. In India the divorce was recognized after the passing of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Under Muslim law there is no…
