India, the second-most populated country in the world, is home to 430 million children, that is about 42% of the country's overall population. 50% of all children are under care and protection, or protected from child sexual abuse, out of the total population of children. In India, the issue of ... Read More

Admission, in a common language, is a statement that made by a person orally, in writing, or electronically in reference to a case. The assertion must be suggestive of some inference pertaining to the issue at hand or a relevant fact. The individual admits that the veracity of the other ... Read More

In India, a sizeable share of the labour force falls under the category of informal or unorganized labour. In 2009–10, 46.5 million individuals were employed countrywide, with around 2.8 million of them working in the organized sector and the remaining 43.7 million in the unorganised sector, according to a poll ... Read More

The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, in a bench comprising of former CJI UU Lalit and Justice Ravindra Bhat, heard a petition regarding the infrastructure of all trial courts in India. CJI UU Lalit observed that an article 32 petition on this matter cannot be entertained and that the issue ... Read More

Advertisement is a method or channel of communicating information about one's product or service in a market. The purpose of advertising is to circulate a product or service or introduce a newly introduced product or service to the market. Consumerism is a growing culture in today's business world, and commercials ... Read More

In 2020, e-filing becomes necessary. In fact, it's a key legal term that everyone should be familiar with. It's also a legal technology term. As many courts' in-person operations were suspended as a result of the epidemic, e-filing gained popularity and reputation this year. While social segregation measures are in ... Read More

According to the general rule of law, untested or unproven evidence is not admissible in a court of law. Thus, the administration of the oath and the cross-examination of witnesses and evidence are crucial. We can therefore conclude that hearsay testimony is not acceptable in a court of law. However, ... Read More

Nearly 86% of women who experienced assault never sought assistance, and 77% of victims kept the attack a secret from anyone. Domestic violence is not a recent problem; it has existed for a very long time. In India, there has recently been an alarming increase in domestic violence cases, which ... Read More

When an unauthorized party, known as an "infringer, " uses a registered trademark on or with products or services in a way that causes confusion and deception about their provenance, this is considered trademark infringement. A trademark is a term, symbol, sign, or phrase that sets one product or ... Read More

Numerous difficult terms can be found throughout the legal profession. There are some terms whose meanings are so close that it's difficult to tell if they're interchangeable. At first glance, one might not be able to comprehend them. These phrases include "decree" and "order." In various ways, the Code of ... Read More