INTRODUCTION The term ‘Maintenance’ is not defined under Code of Criminal procedure,1973 but according to chapter IX of Code of criminal procedure,1973 it talks about the provision of maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents, In legal sense, ‘maintenance’ means alimony which someone has to pay to his former wife or husband and specially when they…
According to Indian law, Section 497 of the IPC criminalizes adultery and imprisonment and fines of up to five years. Only a man who has consensual sexual intercourse with the wife of another man without his consent can be punished under this offence in India. Section 497 of Indian Penal code (IPC) 1860, defined adultery as: -“Whoever has sexual…
Under Cr.P.C., Cognizable Offence is discussed under Section 154. Section 2(c) of Cr.P.C. defines it to be an offence in which the police officer can arrest the convict without a warrant and can start investigation without the due permission of the court. These are the offences that are usually very serious and generally heinous in…
INTRODUCTION: The term “prisoner” refers to somebody who is detained in a jail or prison for committing a crime against the law of the land. A prisoner, also known as an inmate, is someone who has their liberty taken away from them against their will. Forceful restraint or confinement can revoke this liberty. Prisoners’ rights…
We have witnessed various social media apps such as facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc. Linkedin is one such app for the professionals. This app enables the professionals to share their views on various aspects of the profession. Many job opportunities, internships etc are shared. Few of the professionals also share their experiences about recruitment procedure, scope…
The Right to Information Bill 2000 was presented in the parliament on 25th July 2000, there have been prior occasions where a recommendation of a comparable subject has been moved into the house, and this follows back to as ahead of schedule as in 1966 when the Press Council of India arranged the draft bill…
Introduction The scandalous instance of Tukaram and Another v. Territory of Maharashtra, all the more ordinarily known as the Mathura Assault Case, started off fervency and uncurbed struggles, prompting revolutionary changes in the circle of assault laws administering India. This case saw the issue of custodial assault of a little youngster named Mathura. The Judgment…
Corporal punishment is a discipline method in which a supervising adult deliberately inflicts pain upon a child in response to a child’s unacceptable behavior and/or inappropriate language. The immediate aims of such punishment are usually to halt the offense, prevent its recurrence and set an example for others. The purported long-term goal is to change…
Introduction Gotten from the Latin word Foedus, the specific idea of India’s ‘government’, multi-level arrangement of administration, with a division of the leader and authoritative force between the Center and States, has consistently been a disputed matter, with shifted schools of bureaucratic nation spreading particularly various thoughts. When contrasted with the American model of federalism,…
Introduction A partnership firm is a kind of business wherein a formal agreement is organised between two or more people. This is made accordingly who agrees to be the co-owners and distribute responsibilities to run an organization and manage that. It also has the responsibility to share the income or losses that the business generates…
