HOW TO FILE RIGHT TO INFORMATION.
IntroductionThe very existence of a democratic system depends upon equal rights for its people, freedom of speech, and a fair trial and tolerating the views of minorities. In the same way, the government represents the interests of its citizens, so...
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PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE OF ADVOCATES.
IntroductionMisconduct of an advocate refers to conduct that is unfit for the exercise of his profession or would likely hamper and embarrass the administration of justice. The misconduct of an advocate, especially that of a professional one, is a behaviour...
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what is plea Bargaining
Plea BargainingIn a very simple sense, Plea Bargaining can be referred to as an agreement between accused and the prosecutor whereby the accused agrees to accept his guild in exchange for the prosecutor to only plead the charges that are...
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WHAT IS CURFEW
LOCKDOWN,CURFEW AND SEC 144 C.r.P.C.As we all are coming across this terms more frequently in our country since 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic. Firstly we should understand that lockdown, curfew and sec 144 of C.r.P.C. restricts the movement of Indian...
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WHERE TO REGISTER AN FIR
FIRST INFORMATION REPORT (FIR).MEANING:First information report is recorded under section 154(1) of code of criminal procedure , whenever information regarding commission of an cognizable offence (offences which are serious in nature) is given by the victim or any other person...
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DIVORCE AND ITS PROVISONS UNDER HINDU LAW
Divorce mans to legally dissolve one’s marriage all mutual obligations and rights of husband and wife cease to exist, In short after a decree of divorce marriage comes to an end and husband and wife are free to go on...
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PROTECTION AGAINST CONVICTION OF OFFENCES – ARTICLE 20 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION
INTRODUCTION : Article 20 of the Indian Constitution provides protection in respect of conviction of offences. Below are the three types of safeguards provided to persons accused of crimes.1. Ex post facto law - Article 20 (1)2. Double Jeopardy -...
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Doctrines formulated under Article 13 of the Indian Constitution.
There are three doctrines formulated in view of the provisions enshrined in Article 13 of the Indian Constitution.1. Doctrine of Severability2. Doctrine of Eclipse3. Doctrine of Waiver Doctrine of SeverabilityThe expression ‘Severability’ literally means “Seperation”. Article 13 of the...
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Money Market
Money market means market where money or it’s equivalent can be traded. It is a wholesale market of short term debt instrument and is synonym of liquidity. Over-the-counter trading is done in the money market and it is a wholesale...
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Process To Compel Appearance
The process to compel appearance are dealt with here: (1) Summons sec.61 and (2) Warrant sec.70. Whether a summons or warrant be issued in the first instance is determined by columns 4 and 5 of Schedule I. Where a summons...
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