Tag: Landmark Judgments

F.I.R. stands for First Information Report. Every police station has its own area of control. So, a cognizable offense that ...

Introduction  An individual's life is said to change when they get married. Marriage is said to signal the start of ...

There are various kinds of rights provided to citizens of our country—fundamental rights, constitutional rights, legal rights, human rights, civil ...

Introduction Labour is the backbone of any nation. They work and contribute to building a country’s economy. Even in hard ...

Every Indian citizen has the absolute right to request any information from the government, if desired, under the Right to ...

In a landmark judgment of the Supreme Court, a woman’s right to reside in her in-laws' house was given under ...

What is bail? The Criminal Procedure Code of 1973 does not define bail but enumerates bailable and non-bailable offenses. The ...

What is perjury? Section 193 of the Indian Penal Code defines the offense of perjury. Whoever intentionally gives false evidence ...

What is Mischief? Mischief is defined in Section 425 of the IPC, while Section 426 of the IPC lays forth ...

Introduction Even today, elders of the family arrange marriages. They marry their girls to a man of the same caste/religion. ...

The following blog seeks to provide an understanding of the concept of public interest litigation. It's an emergency and needs ...

The following blog attempts to provide a nuanced understanding of prenuptial agreements, their pros and cons, their legality, and their ...

Introduction India is a country with rich cultural value systems. Every cultural practice has its special feature. One such practice ...

Introduction The caste system in India started with the advent of Aryans. They introduced the concept of purity, wherein they ...

Introduction It often happens that a person has 2 properties/houses. One is where he lives with his family and another ...