Crime, usually, is interpreted as the harm and violence, for example, harm to individuals, destruction of property, or the denial of respect to people and institutions. "Crime, " in its strict sense, is an act, which is forbidden by the law and authority and which is regarded as serious enough ... Read More

The Christians who constitute 2.32 per cent of the total Indian population (1991 Census) belong to three different traditions — the Orthodox churches of west Asian traditions, the Roman Catholic Church, and the various reformist churches of Protestant traditions. The laws governing the Christian communities have three distinct sources, i.e. ... Read More

Appellate jurisdiction is the ability of a superior or higher court to hear and rule on appeals from decisions made by lower courts. All three courts (District Courts, High Courts, and Supreme Court) have the appellate jurisdiction within its territory, but the Supreme Court has a broad range of appellate ... Read More

The Indian Legal System is one of the world's oldest legal systems. In last a few hundreds of years, the legal system is updated and codified. And, in the modern era, the Indian Constitution is the source of the Indian legislative system. India has a known legal history that dates ... Read More

Marriage has been granted a revered and devout status among all religions and all nations. Therefore, if either spouse engages in adultery, they are not only breaching their pledges to one another but also jeopardizing the marriage's integrity. The earlier adultery offense found the offender guilty and declared the married ... Read More

While retaining or bringing hazardous materials or engaging in hazardous actions that could damage another person give rise to both severe and absolute liability, even when safety procedures are followed. It is not necessary to establish the defendant's negligence in either situation. What is Absolute Liability? Industry executives are unquestionably ... Read More

The government used the pertinent sections of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act 1969 following the flash flood that occurred in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand in February 2021. The State's Health Department made the decision to deem those who went missing in the catastrophe "dead" on the advice ... Read More

The Court-fees Act was enacted, as its name suggests, principally for the purpose of defining the costs associated with submitting papers for use in court. There is no prologue in the Act that explains its objective, although it is clear that one of its principal goals is to impose fees ... Read More

Any civilized culture has faced a threat from narcotics and psychotropic substances. They damage the user's mind and cause him to change into a different personality when he becomes addicted to them. Its use encourages the person to act aggressively and criminally. The younger generation, who are the targets of ... Read More

Whistleblowing, which is defined as blowing a whistle or disclosing facts in front of the public, combines the terms "whistle" and "blowing." The materials might be concerning institutions or organizations that are public or private and pertain to actions that are thought to be unethical, dishonest, or criminal. “Whistle-blowers” are ... Read More