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Introduction The Supreme Court of India recently made a significant ruling on a crucial issue regarding landlords and tenants: Can ...

Introduction In matters of marriage and family, legal complexities can often arise, leaving individuals uncertain of their rights and claims. ...

Introduction: In India, divorce can be granted on various grounds, one of the most significant being cruelty. If either spouse ...

Introduction: Insurance is a safeguard against unexpected losses. In the event of an accident or theft, policyholders expect their insurance ...

Introduction: In the midst of marital disputes, questions often arise about a wife's right to residence. Can she demand a ...

Introduction: In contemporary society, evolving family dynamics have given rise to new expectations and aspirations in marital relationships. A recurring ...

Introduction: In disputes between spouses, the matter of maintenance often takes centre stage. Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code ...

Introduction: The term “Cheque Bounce Case” is a criminal offense per Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881. ...

Introduction When it comes to legal matters, individuals often wonder about the consequences of having a criminal trial or being ...

Introduction: As parents age, it's not uncommon for children, particularly after marriage, to raise questions about their rights to their ...

Introduction: “Child custody” is a legal term that deals with the guardianship of a child. It defines the legal and ...

Introduction Instances abound where First Information Reports (FIRs) are filed on the basis of false and frivolous claims. In such ...

Introduction A First Information Report (FIR) is a written document meticulously prepared by the police upon receiving information pertaining to ...

Introduction: “Adverse possession” is a legal doctrine in which a non-owner, often referred to as a stranger, becomes the occupant ...

Introduction ‘Bail is the rule, jail is an exception’ is a legal principle that was laid down by the Supreme ...